很多学者都想找到云纹的起源。然而由于时间太过久远，现在已经找不到一种证

Many scholars want to find the origin of moire. However, because the time is too long, there is no evidence of the origin of moire. Despite this, most scholars still believe that the "cloud thunder" during the Zhou Dynasty was the initial form of cloud patterns. And, it may have evolved from an older vortex pattern dating back to the Stone Age. In fact, "cloud thunder pattern" is a collective name of cloud pattern and raven. The moire is made up of curves, like this. It continued to evolve to moire in later generations. The thunder pattern is composed of straight lines, and later generations evolved into "huizi pattern". Yunlei pattern was widely used in bronze, jade and clothing at that time. However, due to the high status of bronze and jade and easy preservation, the current Zhou Chaoyun thunder pattern is mostly carried on copper and jade.

Many scholars want to find out the origin of the clouds. However, due to the time too long, there is no evidence of the origin of cloud patterns. Still, most scholars still think that the "cloud raven" of the Zhou Dynasty was the initial form of cloud pattern. And it may have evolved from the older, vortex-vortex that dates back to the Stone Age. In fact, "cloud thunder" is a combination of cloud patterns and Raven. Clouds are made of curves, like this. It continues to evolve into clouds in later generations. The thunder bolt is composed of a straight line, and later generations evolve to "back-letter pattern". Cloud thunder was widely used in bronzes, jade and clothing at the time. However, because of the high status of bronze and jade and easy to save, so today's Zhou Dynasty cloud thunder is mostly carried on copper, jade.

Many scholars want to find the origin of moire. However, due to the long time, there is no evidence for the origin of moire. However, most scholars still think that the "Yunlei Wen" in Zhou Dynasty is the initial form of Yunwen. Moreover, it may have evolved from the more ancient vortex pattern, which can be traced back to the stone age. In fact, "cloud and thunder pattern" is a combination of cloud pattern and Lei Wen. Moire is made of curves, like this. It continued to evolve to moire in later generations. The thunder pattern is composed of straight lines, and later generations have evolved to "Hui character pattern". Cloud and thunder patterns were widely used in bronzes, jades and costumes at that time. However, due to the high status and easy preservation of bronze and jade, today's Zhou Dynasty cloud and thunder patterns are mostly carried on copper and jade.