Funerals of emperors and nobles in Han Dynasty in China. According to the level of the deceased, it can be divided into golden wisps, silver carvings and bronze wisps. 1968 Two sets of gold thread jade clothes unearthed from the Han tomb in Mancheng are well preserved and shaped like human bodies, each consisting of more than 2,000 pieces of gold thread jade clothes. The size and shape of each piece of jade have been carefully designed and processed, which shows that the superb technology at that time gave a detailed explanation of a jade garment. Woven with gold thread, it was used as mourning clothes after the death of emperors and nobles in Han Dynasty.
Due to different grades, jade clothes can be divided into three types: gold, silver and copper, all of which have been found in archaeological work. Two sets of gold thread jade clothes unearthed from the tombs of Wang Jing and Liu Sheng of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Mancheng, Hebei Province, each set consists of more than 2,000 pieces of gold thread jade.
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Golden wisp of explanation. It refers to the golden thread. Cao Pi of the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms wrote: "Since the chaos, all the tombs of the Han Dynasty have been dug, and even the jade boxes and golden wisps have been burned." Wei Zhuang in the former Shu Dynasty wrote the words "Qingpingle": "Clouds are full of feelings, flowers are full of words, and brocade is full of embroidery." . Refers to the gold wire. Bai Juyi's Interpretation of Qin Zhongyin Jade Clothes in Tang Dynasty. Clothes decorated with jade generally refer to beautiful clothes. Liezi Zhou Muwang: "Jade clothes are offered on a monthly basis, and jade food is recommended on a daily basis. People are still reluctant to come, so they have to come. "