Jin Xiangyu is still inlaid with gold and jade. Does it really exist?

In ancient China, there was indeed a kind of precious jade inlaid with gold. I don't know the difference between it and the kind of gold medal in the Olympic Games. Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua: The 20th time Meng Yulou advised Wu Yueniang and Ximen Qing to make a scene in Mei Chun Garden: "The woman said,' I can't take it out. You bring it to me. The silversmith's house was destroyed. Hit a golden nine-phoenix pad, and each phoenix holds a bead. The rest, make me another one, according to the gold inlaid jade Guanyin worn by his aunt, which is full of distractions. "I don't know anything about cultural relics other than ancient books, and I haven't paid much attention to them. This word is not in the Chinese dictionary, and my database is flawed, so it is difficult to find a reliable explanation about its shape now. But it should be a golden jade processing handicraft. There is a saying of "gold inlaid with jade" in the version of ancient books, that is, the pages of rare ancient books are pasted on a large new paper, which is called "gold inlaid with jade" to protect the old paper from being worn. The old paper is yellow and the new paper is white, so the appearance of gold inlaid jade should also be yellow with a circle of white outside. The characters themselves should be like jade inlaid in gold. However, I always think that embedding metal into nonmetal is more in line with my imagination as a liberal arts student ... this remains to be explained by experts. Here, I want to add a knowledge related to this word, that is, "the blind don't know the jade inlaid with gold" actually originally wrote "the blind don't know the jade in Jingshan", which has nothing to do with "the jade inlaid with gold". Jade in Jingshan is a classic in the thirteenth edition of Han Feizi and His Family: "Chu people and their families got jade in the early mountains and offered it as king;" Li Wang made the jade man meet him, and the jade man said,' Shi Ye.' The king regarded harmony as a dead hole, but gouged out his left foot. , Qiu, acceded to the throne, and others have also made suggestions. King Wu made the Jade Man meet him and said, "Shi Ye." The king also died of harmony and cut off his right foot. Qiu and Wen Wang acceded to the throne, and He Nai cried at his feet for three days and nights, followed by blood. Wang Wenzhi made people ask him why, saying,' There are many gaps in the world, and Zi Xi is sad and crying?' He said,' I'm not sad. I'm sad because I'm sorry for my husband Baoyu and my surname is Shi. My surname is Zhen. Wang Nai made jade people manage treasures, so he named it "the jade of harmony". "This ancient prose is roughly said that there was a man named Bian He in Chu who found a rough piece of jade and gave it to Li, the king of Chu. Li Guowang showed it to the jade appraiser. The man didn't know the goods and said it was a stone. King Li decided that Bian He was here to cheat money, so he cut off Bian He's foot. (Hey, read [yuè], this is a famous torture in ancient China. ) Later, King Wu ascended the throne, and Bian He offered jade. As a result, Jade Man made another hole, and Bian He lost his other foot. When King Wen acceded to the throne, Bian He cried with jade in her arms. Tears have dried up, there are no more tears to shed, so we have to bleed. (This is often said in ancient literature, I don't know if science is unscientific. King Wen asked him why he was crying like this, because there were many people who were punished like this under the sun. He said that he didn't cry and say that he was punished, but that no one knew Haoyu and no one knew good people. Then King Wen cut the jade and it turned out to be a good jade. This piece of jade is the well-known jade, that is, the jade that the king of Qin later wanted to exchange five cities for the king of Zhao, and Lin Xiangru returned it to Zhao intact. This story is so famous that later generations often use this allusion to talk about things like being out of goods and talents. For example, Li Jieren, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Send Yan Jue to Residence": "Yan Zi should be qualified in four subjects, and the amount of materials is heavier. There is actually a piece of Jingshan jade, and no one is the edge. " Later, further, there was a saying that "the blind don't know Jingshanyu". Jin Ping Mei's Ci: The 21st time in Wu Yueniang, sweeping snow and making tea should be made by the earl. Then why doesn't Ximen Qing love it? Hurriedly and Moon bowed deeply and said,' I Ximen Qing was in a daze for a while, didn't listen to your kind words, and failed to live up to your kindness. It is the blind who don't understand Jingshan jade and look like a stone. Please forgive me if you know a gentleman from behind. ""Later, I don't know when, this proverb was misinformed as' blind eyes don't know gold and jade'. As for Jin Xiangyu, I personally seem to have never read it in reliable literature. It is not in the Chinese dictionary either. Considering the existence of "gold inlaid with jade", "Jin Xiangyu" is probably just a misinformation of the former.