Iron, iron, iron"Forging" had many meanings. In terms of traditional craftsmanship, it was the traditional craftsmanship of the Dingxiang people, which could be traced back to the Han Dynasty. In China, forging iron was a hard job and was regarded as one of the three hardships of life. It had to endure high temperature roasting and high-intensity labor. For example, there was a 70-year-old man in Liaocheng, Shandong Province who insisted on forging iron for 60 years. In the 1980s, the business of the rural blacksmith shops was booming. Blacksmiths made a wide variety of tools, from sickles, small tools such as sickles to hoes, pickaxes, rakes, and machetes. He could make large tools such as plows and harrows. When blacksmiths forged iron, two people worked together to forge. Some used a big hammer to smash hard, while others used a small hammer to quickly and accurately hit the iron. After repeated fire roasting, forging, quenching, and other processes, they could make strong, heavy, and practical tools. In terms of art and culture," Forging Iron " was a traditional small-scale play of Hengzhou's flower drum opera," Forging Iron ". There was also a song called " Forging Iron " sung by singer Jiu Yiyi.
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