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Ruifuxiang Silk Store was established by Meng Hongsheng, descendant of Mengzi (Meng ke, Chinese Confucian philosopher). Meng Hongsheng was from Zhangqiu, Jiujun county, Shandong Province and he first built up his business by selling hand-woven cloth with the shop named Ranfuxiang. With thriving business, Meng Hongsheng started to set up chain stores in Shanghai, Qingdao, Tianjin, etc. and extended his business to luxury commodities such as silk, satin, tea and furs.

What is the meaning of "Ruifu Xiang"? It was said that the founder of Ruifu Xiang cited the literary quotation of "Qingfu Return Currency". "Fu" is an insect in ancient time and the baby insect coated with blood of its mother could fly back. Qingfu represented copper coin in ancient times. Therefore, the name of the store involves deep consideration. The founder of Ruifu Xiang hoped the store could make rolling profits.

Ruifu Xiang wins great popularity among Tailor-madeers with genuine goods at a fair price and excellent services. The colored cloths of Ruifu Xiang, made from high-grade white cloths with little shrinkage and no color fading after watering, are welcomed most by most working people, especially peasants.

In 1900, Ruifu Xiang was destroyed after the Eight Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing. However, it was rebuilt soon. The new Ruifu Xiang was also famous for genuine goods and new and modern colored cloth. Quality cloth, silk and satins of Ruifu Xiang won great acclaim from national and international tourists.

After the liberation of China, the first Five Starred Red flag raised in Tian'anmen Square was made of Ruifuxiang silk. In 1954, Ruifu Xiang first carried out the new joint state-private ownership, incorporated its five shops into one and became a silk shop primaryly selling silk, satin, woolen cloth and furs. The present Ruifu Xiang primarytains its Same as picture style and feature. Patio-like building, stone carving on the door and the roof are in a good state of preservation. The Ruifuxiang shop has an area of more than 1,000 square meters.

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

Traditional Chinese Beijing Ruifuxiang silk fabric is an artwork with rich historical significance and cultural connotations.

It showcases the outstanding achievements of ancient Chinese textile art with its exquisite design, superb craftsmanship, and unique style.

This fabric is usually made of silk and printed with various patterns such as dragons, phoenixes, flowers, etc.

These patterns represent auspicious meanings and beautiful visions in traditional Chinese culture.

The history of Ruifuxiang silk fabric can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty when it had already become an imperial treasure.

Over time, this fabric gradually spread to the general public and became a popular decorative item.

During the Qing Dynasty, the production techniques of Ruifuxiang silk fabric were further developed, making it a representative traditional Chinese handicraft.

The design inspiration of Ruifuxiang silk fabric comes from nature, with elements such as landscapes, flowers, and birds being skillfully integrated into the patterns, giving each piece of fabric a unique personality and charm.

In addition, Ruifuxiang silk fabric uses a variety of color and pattern combinations to meet different occasions and needs.

In modern society, Ruifuxiang silk fabric continues to be loved and sought after by people.

Many artists and designers use it as a source of inspiration to create various innovative works.

At the same time, Ruifuxiang silk fabric has also become a precious cultural heritage, witnessing the development process of traditional Chinese textile art.

In conclusion, traditional Chinese Beijing Ruifuxiang silk fabric is an artwork full of historical charm and cultural connotations.

It not only demonstrates the superb level of ancient Chinese textile technology but also conveys people's yearning for a better life.