Glasses culture fully reflects a country, the national ideology, ethics, values, beliefs, customs and other cultural characteristics, with the development of culture in various historical times. It is a combination of matter and art, embodied in a tangible way. On the one hand, it reflects the progress of social civilization, but also reflects the identity of the wearer, social status, ideas, interests and hobbies. The cultural connotation of Lens Culture is mainly reflected in the fine quality of the material, the size, curve, combination, color and luster of the Lens. In ancient times, the different glasses used by emperors, officialdom, plutocrats and common people reflected distinct cultural colors and connotations. In modern times, the men and women of all social strata, such as industry, agriculture, commerce, science and military, use mirrors in different styles, all embody people's ideological and cultural connotation. Mirror frame culture mirror frame culture is also reflected in the quality of materials, frame shape, color, the exquisite degree of decoration, as well as graphic meaning and so on. The ancient frames are often engraved with patterns of Fu, Lu, Shou, Cai and so on, reflecting the value of "Fu in the eyes" , "Fu Shou Shuang Quan" , "official prosperity" , "Four Seasons Fortune" and other connotations. At the same time, often carved on the beam, shop name, name, gold content and so on. Depending on social status and status, the frames used by emperors and dignitaries were made of precious materials such as gold, silver, tortoiseshell and ivory, while the glasses used by ordinary people were made of copper, iron, steel and wood. The frame pattern of the eyeglasses, from the original arch bridge-shaped, gate-shaped, gate-shaped, arc-shaped, gradually transition to a shape, bamboo-shaped, up and down turn beam, and so on; Beam Card, side card, from the cloud-shaped, cat-shaped, tiger-shaped transition to eagle-shaped head, two-point-shaped, plum point-shaped and other shapes. On the basis of the culture of ancient frames, modern frames have become more colorful in form, design, decoration, pattern and color, reflecting new values and aesthetics.