Recently, in Juxian County, Rizhao City, Shandong Province, two red-clothed cannons made during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty were accidentally discovered in a waste collection station, and they were successfully returned to the Juzhou Museum. It is reported that Jing Qingxun, the first secretary of the Juxian Transportation Bureau in Yanzhuang Village, Yanzhuang Street, inadvertently discovered two ancient cannons newly purchased by villager Xu Shanhe in front of a waste collection station. Kangxi eight-year system”. Sheng Guixi, who is fond of cultural relics collection and research, identified it as a fake, and immediately reported it to Yu Wenguo, the second-level director of the Juxian Culture and Tourism Bureau, and the Juguo Ancient City Management Service Center of Juxian County (Juzhou Museum, Ju Culture Research Liu Yuntao, director of the Academic Research and Exchange Department of the Academy. After on-site identification, several people confirmed that it was genuine, and then completed the work of Xu Shanhe, a villager who collected the waste, and sent the cannon to the Juzhou Museum. It is understood that the red-clothed cannon is also known as the red-clothed cannon. The prototype is a cannon with a long barrel and a spindle-shaped structure invented by Europeans in the 16th century. It was introduced to China in the late Ming Dynasty and was imitated. In the first month of the fourth year of Chongzhen (1631), Houjin used Liu Han, a craftsman who had come over from prisoners, to successfully imitate Western cannons and named it “Tianyou Cheering Da.
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