The differences are as follows:
First of all, the inside of the oil-paper umbrella is different.
1, the completely worn oil-paper umbrella is a special thread, which penetrates the whole interior of the oil-paper umbrella.
2. The semi-old oil-paper umbrella only passes through the upper and lower sides, and the middle is hollow.
Second, the characteristics are different.
1, playing oil-paper umbrella is stronger.
2, half a oiled paper umbrella is more simple and exquisite.
Full of oiled paper umbrellas:
Semi-old oil-paper umbrella:
Extended data
The umbrella rib is bamboo, and the umbrella cover is tung oil paper. Umbrella map can be hand-painted or printed. The short umbrella frame inside the umbrella is covered with colorful silk threads. It is the representative of Luzhou traditional handmade oil-paper umbrella, and is praised by experts as the "Wang Zhongwang" in oil-paper umbrella. It is made by imitating the traditional palace tribute umbrella technology. These colored lines are regularly intertwined to form a peony that looks like a blooming peony, which is highly collectible, ornamental and beautiful.
China has a long history of making umbrellas. The earliest umbrella was invented by Lu Ban's wife, Yun. Oil-paper umbrellas spread to Japan and Korea in the Tang Dynasty. In early Japan, oil-paper umbrellas were called "Tang umbrellas". After the oil-paper umbrella spread to other parts of Asia, such as Vietnam, Thailand, Laos and other places, it has its own style and name by combining with local culture.
Oil-paper umbrella is not only a daily necessities to keep out sunshine and rain, but also an indispensable item in wedding etiquette. In traditional Chinese weddings, when the bride gets off the sedan chair, she will cover the bride with a red oiled paper umbrella to ward off evil spirits.