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According to the physical properties and origin of talc in ancient China, there are many names, such as stone, liquid stone, fluorite, stone, cold stone, phoenix, and common stone, which reflect the conditions of exploitation at that time. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records some producing areas, pointing out that talc is produced in Fuyang (now Henan Nanyang), Juan County (now Henan Fuyang), Jixian (now Shandong Jixian), Lingnan, Xiangzhou (now Guangxi, Hunan, etc.) . The talc is divided into white talc, black talc, green talc, yellow talc and the like.
Before the founding of New China, there were only a few talc mines in China, and the amount of mining was small and the production methods were backward. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, a large-scale census exploration geological work was carried out nationwide, and many new talc deposits and ore deposits were discovered, with more than 20 major mines. For example, the Haicheng talc mine in Liaoning Province, which has the largest mining scale and long history, enjoys a certain reputation abroad. Secondly, there are Benxi, Yingkou and Huanren in Liaoning, Jixian, Pingdu, Haiyang, Qixia in Shandong, Longsheng in Guangxi, and talc mines in Suining in Sichuan.
China has a long history of mining and utilizing talc . It was used for carving in the primitive society. For example, the half-length figure carved out by a talc block was discovered in Hougou County, Liaoning Province. It belongs to the Neolithic Age Cultural Site. Five to six thousand years. In the Tang Dynasty more than 1,000 years ago, in addition to carving art with talc raw materials, it was also made into pots and other utensils. According to the "Old Tang Book Geography", "Rongzhou Beiliu, its soil is less iron , with fluorite (that is, talc) as a device to cook fish." The "Compendium of Materia Medica" written by Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty recorded the medicinal value of talc "...the talc can be published, the remaining water channel, the agent for hot and humid."