1: The Snake Sword of Emperor Gaozu
Of course, the treasure of the town house in the Han Dynasty was the sword of the founding emperor Liu Bang-the snake-cutting sword. Liu Bang's snake-cutting uprising created a 400-year inheritance for the Han Dynasty, and the snake-cutting sword was naturally regarded as the treasure of the town house.
2. Dayu flood control "Dayu Mountain"
Yushan is hidden in the Palace Museum in Beijing, and is placed on a gold-inlaid bronze pedestal. Carved with the most precious Maitreya Mountain and Hetian jade blue and white. It is 224 cm high, 96 cm wide, 60 cm high and weighs 5350 kg. It is the largest jade carving in the world and a national treasure.
3. Spring and Autumn Lotus Crane Square Pot
Height 1 17 cm, mouth length 30.5 cm, mouth width 24.9 cm. There is a crown cover on the pot, and the pot has a long neck, a hanging belly and a full circle. The pot is magnificent in shape and elegant in decoration. The crown of the pot is in the shape of a double-layer blooming lotus petal, and a crane spreading its wings stands on the flat cover in the middle; On both sides of the jug neck, the dragon-shaped monster attached to the wall looks back.
4. Bamboo Slips of Han Tomb in Yinque Mountain
Bamboo slips 1972 of Yinque Mountain Han Tomb were unearthed from two Han tombs in tapiscia sinensis Mountain, Linyi, Shandong. The style of bamboo slips is an early official script, written from 140 BC to18 BC (from the scene of Kavachinonofumi to the early years of Emperor Wu). There are 4,942 complete bamboo slips, 4,942 incomplete bamboo slips and thousands of fragments in Yinqueshan Han Tomb.
5. Wu Ding, the stepmother of Siyang Fangzun
The bronze ritual vessels of the National Museum in the late Shang Dynasty were mainly used for offering sacrifices. Siyang Square Statue is the largest known bronze square statue of Shang Dynasty, with a height of 58.3 cm and a weight of 34.5 kg. Now in the National Museum of China.
This statue is exquisite in craftsmanship, elegant in shape and magnificent. It can be called "the ultimate bronze statue", a veritable national treasure and enjoys the reputation of "the treasure of the town and the country".
6. Dunhuang murals and scriptures
What are Dunhuang murals and Confucian classics? Dunhuang murals include Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, West Thousand Buddha Cave and Anxi Yulin Grottoes. There are 552 grottoes with murals of more than 50,000 square meters in past dynasties, which are the largest grottoes in China and even the world. Dunhuang Scriptures refer to the ancient manuscripts in the language of 4- 1 1 century unearthed in Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang County.
7. Wang Yi imitated six famous landscapes in Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties.
Wang Yi (1632- 17 17), one of the six masters in the early Qing Dynasty, was named Shigu and Gengyin. Six landscape paintings by celebrities in Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties, written on 17 15, are the best antique landscape paintings of Wang in his later years. In his existing works, it is also quite rare to put different styles of scenery in the manual.
8. Shu Sutie
In the Northern Song Dynasty, Shu produced a natural roll with excellent texture, called Shu Su. Someone framed a piece of corn woven with a silk fence and made it into a long scroll, which was left for a famous inscription before the scroll. However, Shu Su's lines are rather sluggish, and those who are not skilled dare not ask for them. So it has been handed down for three generations, and no one dares to write. In the third year of Yuan You in the Northern Song Dynasty, Mi Fei saw this section of corn and wrote eight poems on it.
9. The Dragon Scriptures
"Long Zang Jing" means to collect and store all the Buddhist classics together. The Long Zang Jing is the most complete Buddhist encyclopedia in China. This is the only official engraving of China Tripitaka in Qing Dynasty, and the last one of China. Carved by the imperial edict of Yong Zhengdi, the first page of each volume has the brand of Long Live the Carved Dragon, so it is also called the Dragon Hidden.