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Recently, while reading online comments, I accidentally came across the term “chezhuzi”. What exactly does “chezhuzi” mean? No using Baidu to look things up – let’s see who can come up with something original. On my way home, I found a piece of wood; I thought it was just scrap and wanted to take it home as firewood. When I got home and cut it open, wow, it turned out to be sandalwood! It could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The main problem is that the editors at NetEase choose titles in a completely reckless manner; they give any news article about antiques a sensational title, and the structure of those articles is more or less the same as described above. And for a while, there was a lot of talk about these beads; news about them was everywhere. Over time, netizens grew to dislike it, which led to the meme of \"polishing beads\"; whenever they saw news about wood or jade, they would say something about polishing beads.
A small lathe is used to turn balls of uniform size from precious or uncommon woods, which are then strung together for use as ornaments. Ordinary cars use cork
Wheels? Or car lights: lol:lol:lol
The so-called bead-making here~ refers to the use of small grinding machines to turn materials such as wood or jade into beads that can be used to create necklaces. Generally, these beads are made from scraps of precious materials, while the larger pieces of raw material are used for creating sculptures~
It involves using valuable materials to create beads for bracelets through specialized equipment
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