Baron/ess Enjoyer

hard launching the new (since circa 2024 lmao) girl her title is The God's Blood And Bone Made Mortal That She May Walk Amongst Us Her People Once More And (but her friends call her Godsblood)

Hi, thanks for the question, and sorry for taking ages to reply! (hanfu & tuanshan recreation of a Ming dynasty painting via 鹑衣):

You can find all my posts/reblogs about Chinese fans (shanzi/扇子) in my fans tag. I also have individual tags for different types of Chinese fans, including:

tuanshan/团扇 (circular fan)

zheshan/折扇 (folding fan)

yaoshan/腰扇 (waist fan)

yushan/羽扇 (feather fan)

bianmian/便面

Of course, there are a lot more types not listed above.

Below are several posts from Xiaohongshu identifying the names of different types of Chinese fans (1/2/3/4/5):

For more references, Wikipedia's "hand fan" and "hanfu accessories" pages have additional information on the different types of Chinese fans and their history.

"If you're going to be such a naughty boy, perhaps you don't deserve to be a boy at all."

Long-tongued, termite-munching numbats are no longer endangered due to decades of successful conservation efforts, the global authority on the status of the natural world says.

Also known as banded anteaters, the status of the pint-sized marsupial has improved to near-threatened on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List. ''Today's assessments show that long-term, strategic and collaborative conservation effort works,'' conservation biologistJohn Woinarski said on Friday. ''Without it, invasive cats and foxes will continue to drive Australia's small marsupials and native rodents to extinction.''

Read more: Numbats no longer endangered but threat far from over - The Australian Museum Blog