The cultural relics on display in this exhibition include the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang known as "eight wonders of the world", Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the most famous statue of Four Sheep in the "Bronze Age", as well as jade clothes, bells, bells and painted pottery pots with fish patterns on their faces ... This exhibition is called "National Treasure", and it really deserves its reputation!
I was almost lost in the sketch records of these cultural relics, oblivious to the passage of time. ...
The painted pottery basin with fish pattern on the face, a masterpiece of painted pottery that appeared in the Neolithic Age, can be called a prehistoric work of art as a "miracle of human culture" whether it is archaeological discovery or artistic expression. The decorative pattern of the work is depicted in black as a container for burying the child's body, and the face on it should be the owner of the burial; Rich fish patterns should be a symbol of blessing and abundance.
Judging from the artifacts of the works, this kind of coarse pottery products made from local materials and fired at low temperature can still be seen in many places in our province today; There are still pottery-making descendants in Li Village of Lingshui, Qiongzhong and Sanya. Incredibly, compared with Hainan folk artists, these pottery-making arts, which originated in matriarchal clan society from 5000 BC to 7000 BC, are actually dominated by women.
The total weight of Siyang Fangzun (a large bronze wine vessel from BC 1600 to BC 1046) is nearly 70 kg.
China said that "the essence of water is jade, and the essence of scholars is sheep", and sheep is a symbol of virtue and kindness; People often regard the metaphor of "three sheep opening Thailand" as happiness and political integrity. This important sacrificial vessel consisting of four sheep's heads is not only a masterpiece in the history of bronze casting in China, but also comparable to Fang Ding. In artistic expression, the Four Sheep Fang Zun is undoubtedly better. There are many bronzes on display this time, and several national treasures that are particularly meaningful to calligraphy lovers have left a deep impression on me.
Polygonum cuspidatum is 39.5cm high, 137.2cm long and weighs more than 400 kilograms. It is a giant building that is also called "Bronze of the Western Zhou Dynasty" with Pan and Mao. "Disc" is a washing machine with eight lines11,which records Guo's military exploits.
Come on, a tortoise shell work, is engraved with "Oracle Bone Inscriptions", which is really a rare learning opportunity for readers interested in ancient Chinese characters.
The "bronze giant salamander" unearthed in Henan Province is a chinemys reevesii. Judging from the "bronze inscription" recorded on the turtle's back, this is a memorial work of an ancient warrior who killed a giant salamander with four arrows in a row; What is rare is that it is also the only bronze work of art in the shape of a giant in China's national treasure archives, which is a miracle.
I hurried by and painted all the way ... I was deeply sorry to see that there were still many national treasures and works of art that had not been recorded. ...
How I wish such a national treasure.