What fan organizations are there abroad?

What fan organizations are there in the world? Today I will introduce 2 non-profit organizations.

1. North American fan Association. The North American fan Association "fanA" established in 1983, the full name is "fan ASSOCATION OF NORTH AMERICA". This is a worldwide fan organization established by individuals or groups with interests in research, protection, collection, and identification of ancient fans, headquartered in the United States. The members of the North American fan Association are not limited to Wangbeiqi. Some members are from the United States and Canada, and many members are from other parts of the world such as Britain, France, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Ecuador, Australia and South Korea.

The North American fan Association is a non-profit entity organized and managed by an elected board of directors and committees. It has the characteristics of a charitable and educational organization dedicated to the collection, protection, development and research of fans. In terms of fan collection and research, the organization provides members and the public with opportunities to share information and exchange learning. The North American fan Association also holds an annual meeting on fans to publish books on fans, and cooperates with museums to increase the display and education of fan culture, and promote the appreciation of fans as social historical relics and art objects. It is worth mentioning that the organization does not provide foot-finding services for commercial fan purchases.

2. International fan Organization (FCI). The international fan organization "FC" established in 1975, the full name is "fan CIRCLEINTERNATIONAL", is headquartered in the United Kingdom. This is an organization of fan collectors, with members all over the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and many other countries. The members of the international fan organization include experts in various aspects related to fans, such as fan lace painting, Fabric experts, etc.

The International fan Organization is also a non-profit fan organization dedicated to serving fan collectors around the world and promoting the exchange and dissemination of fan culture. For example, the Liangji fan Organization often organizes fan identification and evaluation activities to serve the general public free of charge. The members of the organization are willing to teach people the knowledge of fans and teach people how to restore and protect fans. The international fan organization will also hold some competitions such as fan making, and invite famous people from the public to participate, so as to improve the social influence of fan culture.

The North American fan Association and the International fan Organization are both large multinational groups. Regarding the national fan organization, there is the Japan fan Art Association, which focuses on the field of fan art. The Japan fan Art Association has frequent and regular activities. Every year from March 26 to April 4, the International fan Mu Exhibition is held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. In 2010, the "31st Commemorative International fan Exhibition" has been successfully held.