According to the data, China wore a ring about 4000 years ago. By the Qin and Han Dynasties, it was very common for women to wear rings. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, people took rings as keepsakes, and young men and women often expressed their love by giving them away. In the Tang Dynasty, the ring became more popular as a token of love, and it has continued to this day. It is reported that the ring originated from the ancient court of China. Women wear rings to commemorate something. The ring is a sign of "no" and "no". At that time, the emperor had seventy-two concubines in three palaces and six courtyards. In the harem, the eunuch wrote down the date when she accompanied the king and put a silver ring on her right hand as a mark. When the queen is pregnant and informs the eunuch, they will wear a gold ring on their left hand to show abstinence. It was the East that introduced the West.