The earliest eco-friendly lights
Changxin Palace lamp
Excavated in 1968
In the tomb of Dou Xuan, the wife of Liu Sheng, king of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty
Today, let's enjoy it together
The charm of this lamp~
status
Changxin Palace lamp, is a masterpiece of Han Dynasty lamp art, is also a world-famous national treasure lamp, but also selected for primary and secondary school history, art and other teaching materials, well-known at home and abroad.
Looks
The lamp of Changxin Palace is gilded throughout, brilliant and gorgeous, although the long years have left a stain of rust on the appearance of the lamp, but it still reflects the superb level of gilding technology in the Han Dynasty. The lamp of Changxin Palace is 48 cm high, and the overall shape is the image of a Han Dynasty palace girl kneeling and holding a lamp. The palace maid holds the lamp in her left hand, her right arm is held high, and the wide sleeves naturally droop, subtly forming the top of the lampshade.
The lampshade below is composed of two curved screen plates, which are round when closed, and one of which can slide left and right to facilitate the adjustment of the illumination angle and direction of the luminaire.
Features
In the design of the Changxin Palace lamp, the most prominent is the environmental protection concept it contains. When the candle in the lamp plate is lit, the smoke generated by the burning of the grease will not be directly emitted into the air, but will slowly rise with the push of the hot air flow, enter the cuff of the palace girl, and then enter the hollow body along the cuff tube.
The Changxin Palace lamp is composed of six parts (seven parts) of head, body, sleeve, curved screen plate (two), lamp plate, and lamp holder. Each part is carefully designed, cast and assembled, and the process of assembly and disassembly is extremely simple, so that it is easy to clean up the soot accumulated in the lamp.
Bring back the Olympic torch
Awesome
More than two thousand years
She didn't move a step
But he set off from the Western Han Dynasty
Bring a distant beam of light
See this lamp
It's like seeing the times illuminated by it
It comes from the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
On the morning of October 20, 2021, the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Tinder arrived in Beijing, and the Beijing Winter Olympics Tinder Welcome Ceremony was held in the Olympic Tower. At the welcoming ceremony, the tindering of the tinder lighted from Athens, Greece, was particularly eye-catching. This all-red tinder lamp is full of Hebei elements, because its shape design inspiration comes from the "first lamp in China" - the Western Han Dynasty Changxin Palace lamp.
Tinder lamp design source
"Long faith" is an eternal belief, representing people's pursuit and yearning for light and hope. The flying red ribbon surrounds the top of the tinder lamp, visually unified with the "flying" image of the torch, symbolizing the Olympic passion of hard work. The square circle nesting symbolizes the round place of the sky, and the silver metallic luster and the crystal clear glass contrast, expressing the perfect fit between the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation and the Olympic spirit.
The Department of Culture and Tourism of Hebei Province reminds tourists to understand the epidemic prevention and control policies of the departure and destination in time before traveling, arrange the itinerary reasonably, and choose to book a trip at the wrong peak. During the journey, strengthen personal protection, gather less, wash hands frequently, wear masks, and jointly create a healthy and safe travel environment.
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Source | Comprehensively arranged in Hebei Museum