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Lunar New Year is a traditional custom of our country. It has been transformed into a folk culture with rich forms and contents. Since the reform and opening up, the coin-type Lunar New Year products have gradually gained market recognition, and the precious metal commemorative gold and silver coins of the Lunar New Year theme are one of the representative products. When we appreciate these Lunar New Year commemorative coins, we can find many interesting elements, such as the frequent appearance of the boy in the commemorative coins of the Lunar New Year.
Children and children are innocent, and when they celebrate New Year, they are also the happiest day of the year for their children. Their lively and optimistic age features are fully visible on the day of celebration. During the Chinese New Year, we can see children who are holding a kite race or firecrackers in the streets and lanes. They can also see the boys with the koi in the New Year pictures.
Among the commemorative coins of the Lunar New Year-themed precious metal issued in China, there are many works featuring children and children as graphic design elements, including the "Yingchun" series of commemorative coins issued in 1997-1999 and the "Chinese traditional auspicious map" series of commemorative coins, 2004 The "Chinese Folk Customs - Lantern Festival" gold and silver commemorative coins issued, as well as the "Auspicious Culture - Years of Gold and Silver Commemorative Coins" issued in 2016. This article is for everyone to appreciate the "Winter Spring Series Commemorative Coins" and "Chinese Folk Customs - Lantern Festival Gold and Silver Coins".
"Children are avoiding their front, and when they strike the thunder," this is a verse used to describe the power of firecrackers. In the cold and chilly occasions, the use of firecrackers to drive the old year, He Xinsui, has become a "compulsory course" for people to spend the Spring Festival. But who is going to do this kind of dangerous entertainment? It is children. The Yingchun Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, issued in 1997, vividly depicts the scene of children's firecrackers. Potted plants, swallows, and cotton aphids on children indicate the solar terms at the time. A child with a bun is holding up a red lantern with the word "Spring". A little boy wearing a cotton cap near him is trying to find his body and slowly bringing the match in his hand to the firecracker on the ground. Click on it for details. The whole picture is so vivid, it is very admirable. In 1999, the Spring and Silver commemorative coins of the Spring Festival were consistent with the design of the 1997 Spring and Silver commemorative coins, but the color printing process was adopted to make the children's image more vivid and interesting.
In 1998, the Spring and Winter Commemorative Coins of the Spring Festival focused on the scenes of children flying kites. The three children each showed the action of collecting kites, flying kites and kites. In a limited coin space, the designer focuses on depicting the children's happy smiles and portraying the details of the characters.
Ancient and recent children, many of them hang into shackles, shaped like a horn, so people also called the childhood period "the year of coveted" or "the year of the total angle." The children's coveted ancient costumes on the spring gold and silver commemorative coins have the symbolic meaning of inheriting traditional culture. The commemorative coin has the palace lantern as a symbol of the Spring Festival, further strengthening the seasonal atmosphere of the spring.
After the Spring Festival, it is a continuation of the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival. In 2004, the People's Bank of China issued a set of gold and silver commemorative coins for the “Chinese Folklore-Yuan Lan Festivalâ€.
The front pattern of this set of gold and silver coins is the combination of country name, national emblem and Chinese folk paper-cut style. The whole picture is very novel, reflecting the country's concern and attention to the protection of traditional folk art. The art of paper-cutting is a kind of hollow art. After archaeological discovery, the earliest paper-cut appeared in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Its shape and richness of content are amazing.
The back of the set of commemorative coins, the main body of a young man in traditional folk costumes between the jade carvings and the moon, he cheerfully raised the lanterns and coincided with the moon. The juveniles and lanterns on the coin use a colorful technique to make the image more vivid and full of three-dimensionality. The lanterns are also known as "lanterns" and their history can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. The shape varies by region.
Although the times are changing, traditional culture cannot be abandoned. Celebrating the Spring Festival is one of the foundations of Chinese traditional culture. The changes of the times do not affect the folk celebrations, and they are passed on to the future generations in a new form.
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