





In the past, hand fans were used not only as cooling instruments, but also as convenient communication devices, mainly for transmitting more or less furtive love messages. A language of the fan, which is today completely forgotten, was widely used.
Resting the fan on her lips: "I don’t trust you" Fanning herself with her left hand: | "Don’t flirt with that woman |
Running her fingers through the fan’s ribs: | "I want to talk to you" |
Slowly fanning herself : | "Don’t waste your time, I don’t care about you" |
Quickly fanning herself: | "I love you so much" |
Moving her hair away from her forehead: | "Don’t forget me" |
Passing the fan from hand to hand: | "I see that you are looking at another woman" |
Hitting her hand’s palm: | "Love me" |
Carrying the fan closed and hanging from her left hand: | "I’m engaged" |
Carrying the fan closed and hanging from her right hand: | "I want to be engaged" |
Quickly and impetuously closing the fan: | "I’m jealous" |
Dropping the fan: | "I belong to you" |
Resting the fan on her heart: | "My love for you is breaking my heart" |
Half-opening the fan over her face: | "We are being watched" |
Hitting any object: | "I’m impatient" |
Hiding the sunlight: | "You’re ugly" |
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