In Chinese history, among all kinds of famous swords, swords, and Excalibur, Wuyue Land is the most famous sword producing area. Whether it is the Yue King Goujian sword or the Wu King Fucha sword, it comes from the Wuyue Land. There are a lot of Wu Yue magic soldiers in the Suzhou Museum. This time the protagonist is the Wu Wangfucha sword in the collection. In 2013, the Suzhou Museum solicited Wu Yue cultural relics from the society. After many efforts, it successfully collected 58 Wu Yue bronze weapons, including a Wu Wang Fucha sword with the highest degree of beauty and the best appearance. This Wu Wang Fucha sword is 58.3cm long, 5cm wide, 5.5cm wide and 9.4cm long. The lines are smooth. The sword is naturally divided and the whole body is preserved intact. The sword lattice part is deeply cast with animal face pattern, and then inlaid with turquoise. Although a small amount of it falls off, it is still a representative of the inlay technology at that time. There are two lines of cross with inscriptions near the body of the sword: "Attack (Wu) Wang Fuchai", "Zizha (made) its yuan use". "Attack", that is, Wu State. In 1991, this sword was purchased by Wang Zhenhua and Wang Shuhua, the masters of Taiwan's Guyue Pavilion. In August 1995, in order to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Palace Museum, the Wang family and his wife were specially invited to hold the "Taiwan Guyue Pavilion Tibetan Bronze Weapon Essence Exhibition", which was only known to the public. For a long time, the Suzhou Museum, which is the origin of Wuyue weapons, has been committed to collecting Wu Guoming weapons, but it failed to do so. After six years of communication with Taiwan's Guyue Pavilion Wang and his wife, it was not until 2012 that they offered to sell their collections. According to Cheng Yi, assistant director of the Suzhou Museum and director of the Cultural Relics Collection Committee, after three days of negotiations, when the other party finally agreed to sell it for 42.5 million yuan, he immediately invited three cultural relics experts to Hong Kong to verify the authenticity of the cultural relics. After identification, 27 cultural relics including Wu Wangfuchajian are indeed genuine. At that time, there were many museums that wanted to fund the collection of Wu Wangfuchajian, and the bid was higher than 42.5 million. In the end, the Wang and his wife decided to let it into Subo. They think Suzhou is the best place for these treasures.

The Great Sword and Mosquito Repellent Bracelet is inspired by the bronze sword of Wu Wangfucha in the late Spring and Autumn Period collected by Suzhou Museum. Extract the shape of cultural relics to simplify, and design the hard and sharp sword into a soft silicone bracelet to form a sense of contrast. Silicone bracelet contains plant essence, which has the function of preventing insects and repelling mosquitoes, which is similar to the function of sword to eliminate bad people. In the hot summer, it is quite practical in the weather with many mosquitoes. The bracelet has a variety of colors, allowing consumers to choose and match according to their preferences.