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A large Qing Dynasty bead lantern made of 1.2 million glass beads This is the most amazing cultural relic I have photographed this year. In an old house in Shangyang Village, Yiwu, Zhejiang, a large bead lantern that is over a hundred years old is on display. The lantern is 3.6 meters high and 2.2 meters in diameter. It is made of more than 1.2 million glass beads and weighs 378 kilograms. It is hard to imagine how much manpower was spent to complete it at that time. There are 3 large lanterns in the middle of the lantern, and 6 strings of small lanterns with poems around it. The couplets made of colorful glass beads are "Colorful rivers and lakes are beautiful, why worry about the end of the curtain moon. Better than Yichun Garden, and the same as the city that never sleeps. The light shines on the bullfighting, and the precious pearls are bright."
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Northern Song Dynasty blue glass hairpin, this is the aesthetic of 1,000 years ago! Northern Song Dynasty blue glass hairpin in the collection of Zibo Ceramics and Colored Glaze Museum The earliest record of glass in China can be found in "Shangshu·Yu Gong", which says that the glass byproduct similar to jade formed when smelting bronze is called "Miao Lin". The word "glass" appeared in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties with the Chinese translation of Indian Buddhist scriptures. The glassware has a history of 600 years. It is a glassware specially used for the inner palace. It was not until the Republic of China that these craftsmen drifted to the people and ordinary people had the opportunity to come into contact with the glassware. So the glassware is glassware, but it is the product of the further development of the glass craft.
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The golden nanmu revolving sutra made 600 years ago can still be rotated [In the Baoen Temple in Pingwu, Sichuan, there is a huge revolving sutra, which was built in the 11th year of the Zhengtong Period of the Ming Dynasty (1446 AD). It is 11 meters high, 7 meters in diameter, and covers an area of ​​22 square meters. People standing in front of it look very small. This is the most complete revolving sutra in China. It has survived many major earthquakes in history, especially the 512 earthquake, and it is intact. It is a miracle. It is also the only revolving sutra in the Ming Dynasty that can still be rotated normally. Rotating the revolving sutra once is equivalent to reading a Buddhist scripture. "If one can push it once with faith, it is equal to the merit of reciting the sutra; if one can rotate it without counting, the merit obtained is equal to reading a large Buddhist canon."
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This 2,000-year-old tomb is like a huge underground palace The Xuzhou Guishan Han Tomb is the tomb of Liu Zhu, the sixth king of Chu in the Western Han Dynasty. The tomb is 83 meters long from east to west, 33 meters wide from north to south, and has a total area of ​​more than 700 square meters, almost hollowing out the entire mountain. The walls of the corridors in the Han tomb are polished and smooth, just like the effect of machine cutting, which is shocking. The Xuzhou Guishan Han Tomb is quite large, almost hollowing out the entire mountain, and the stone of the mountain is very hard. What is amazing is not only the huge tomb chamber, but also the corridors built in the mountain. The Guishan Han Tomb has two corridors, the distance between the corridors is 19 meters, and the error is only 1/16000. I don’t know how such craftsmanship and precision were achieved with the technical level 2,100 years ago.
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1400 years ago, the most beautiful necklace discovered by archaeologists in my country National Museum Collection· Sui Dynasty Pearl and Gem Gold Necklace Unearthed from the tomb of Li Jingxun in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, she was the granddaughter of Yang Lihua, Princess Leping of the Sui Dynasty. She died in 608 AD at the age of 9. This necklace is the most exquisite necklace discovered by archaeologists in China. It is composed of 28 gold spherical beads. Each spherical bead is welded by 12 small gold rings, and 10 pearls are embedded on each bead. The workmanship is very delicate. The lower end of the necklace is inlaid with a crystal chicken blood stone. It is still bright and shiny after being buried underground for more than a thousand years. There are 24 pearls embedded around the chicken blood stone.
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Wuye Temple, the most effective place for praying and making wishes in Wutai Mountain [Wuye Temple in Wutai Mountain] Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province is a famous Buddhist holy place, the first of the four famous Buddhist mountains, and the dojo of Manjusri Bodhisattva. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the royal family funded the construction of a large number of temples here. Among all the temples on the mountain, Wuye Temple has the most prosperous incense. Pilgrims come here to burn incense and make wishes with different purposes. Wuye Temple was founded in the Qing Dynasty and rebuilt during the Republic of China. Although the world is full of struggles, the origin of life is kind. Regardless of whether they are rich or poor, all people are equal here, and people who worship are eager to get rid of the troubles of the world. ​
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The Phoenix Coronet of the Empress of the Ming Dynasty in the Palace Museum Collection is the best looking one [Phoenix Coronet of Empress Xiaoduan of the Ming Dynasty in the Palace Museum Collection] is collected in the Treasure House of the Palace Museum. It was found in the Dingling Mausoleum of Emperor Wanli and dates from 1573-1620 AD. The state prohibits the exhibition of cultural relics outside the country. The Phoenix Coronet is 48 cm tall, 27 cm high, and weighs 2,320 grams. It is inlaid with more than 100 unprocessed natural rubies and sapphires and more than 5,000 pearls. The overall shape is solemn and the production is extremely exquisite. The craftsmanship used includes filigree, kingfisher feather inlay, inlay, etc. The kingfisher feather inlay of this Phoenix Coronet is quite difficult. The kingfisher feather inlay area is large, and it looks rich and noble when paired with rubies and sapphires.
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