Have eyes but not gold and jade. Is there the second half of the sentence? How do I remember it? I can’t remember it.

Upstairs, the "fragrance" is correct~it's you who are wrong

Golden fragrant jade has the aura of all things and the essence of heaven and earth. It has been brewed for thousands of years, so you will not feel lonely when you wear it. It can eliminate people's pain and sadness. When people are angry, smell it and their anger will calm down. It can make people feel full and satisfied mentally.

The warm, delicate, lustrous and soft texture is like the skin and tenderness of a beautiful woman, and the fragrance is like the intoxicating smile of a girl.

Legend: When Kuafu was chasing the sun, his wife turned into a piece of beautiful jade, fragrant and tied to his chest. She was full of energy, tireless and selflessly chasing the sun. This golden fragrant jade is like the reappearance of the wife's flowers and objects that praise her husband.

There is a poem that goes: In the world, I have never heard the meaning of flowers, but now I smell the fragrance of jade. The creations of the Heavenly Palace are unimaginable and wonderful, with infinite orbits and auspiciousness.

As for the mystery of Jinxiangyu, some experts have verified that it is the fossil of a rare and fragrant bridge wood in ancient times. This rare stone has a calligrapher's explanation: gold, fragrant jade, and precious pearl. There is no place to be found after treading through iron shoes, but it is fate to be favored by an expert. It takes no effort at all.

As far back as the history of China, there has been a legend about gold and jade. It is a symbol and embodiment of power and value. People are familiar with the popular sayings such as "You can't see gold and jade" and "It's hard to have money." "Buy gold, fragrant jade". According to reports, a jade stone thought to be "golden fragrant jade" was found in a tomb of the Han Dynasty. It has been fragrant for thousands of years. It is said that the princess of Qin once wore a piece of "golden fragrant jade" when visiting the country. The Japanese emperor also owned a "golden fragrant jade"; in the Qing Dynasty, Officials also have records of paying tribute to "Jinxiangyu". Due to the secrecy of the royal family in the past dynasties, it is difficult for the world to recognize the "true face of Lushan" of "Jinxiangyu".

In Jin Yong's literary works, "Jinxiangyu" was also introduced into "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". There is such a description: "Qianlong's poems are missing two lines. This is called 'You have'." My eyes don't recognize gold and jade, and I mistake a urinal for a teapot." Pu Songling shouted angrily, "You blame me...".

According to reports, when the 30th International Geological Congress was held in Beijing, the organizing committee of the conference accepted a "golden fragrant jade" specimen from a collector. Hidden in the Geological Museum of China.

It is also reported that at the "Zhongxing Cup" Second National Strange Stone and Porcelain Art Culture Exhibition that opened in the Grand View Garden, there was a piece of "golden fragrant jade" jade on display, which was said to be priceless and caused a sensation.

According to folklore in Micang Mountain, when a herbal farmer entered the mountains of Micang Mountain to pick Chinese herbal medicine, a sudden gust of breeze blew a fragrance. The farmer searched forward and found a wall of light gray-green wax. Stones, the aroma actually emanates from the stones. Could it be that these stones are what the ancients called "golden fragrant jade". Later, word spread that Micang Mountain produces "golden fragrant jade". In the mountainous areas, whenever the weather is sunny and dry, the aroma is rich and it rains. The aroma is light when the air humidity is high.

The chocolate-like aroma of "Jinxiangyu" is produced at the junction of Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces, deep in the mountains of Lixi Town in the Micang Mountains of Hanzhong City on the Shaanxi side. It is estimated that the reserve is 1 million cubic meters.