There are a few excavated artifacts that may not be known to many people, but can represent the level of Chinese historical craftsmanship in the same period, and even subvert the historical process in our daily understanding:
A bowl of noodles from the Xia Dynasty
A bowl of noodles dating back more than 4,000 years was found on the Lajia site in Qinghai. Unexpectedly, more than 4,000 years ago, China began to eat noodles, and due to the earthquake, a bowl containing noodles was upside down on the ground and buried by a mudslide, which happened to form a confined space, so that this bowl of noodles has been preserved to this day.
Toothbrush of the Eastern Han Dynasty
Who said that the ancients did not brush their teeth, historical data recorded that the Eastern Han Dynasty "Buddha said that the greenhouse bathing monks sutra" mentioned the concept of toothbrush, but in the Yuan Dynasty there was officially a word "toothbrush", the appearance of the toothbrush at that time and the appearance of our toothbrush today is basically the same. Foreign countries only invented toothbrushes in 1780, you know, before they invented toothbrushes, they used cloths to wipe their teeth to achieve the cleaning effect. Archaeology has found that two bone toothbrush handles were unearthed in the Liao tomb 1,000 years ago, more than 600 years before Europe.
Ming Xuanzong Xingle Tu
Guess what the characters on the map are doing? Tell you that the character in the picture is playing golf, and some people may be surprised, isn't golf invented by foreigners? In fact, golf first originated in the Song Dynasty, which was greatly welcomed by the upper class during the Yuan Dynasty and became a popular sport in the Ming Dynasty. Don't think that golf is such a high-end foreign thing, this is what the ancestors have played since the Song Dynasty.
Sengoku Crystal Cup
Crystal cup, Warring States period utensils, national first-class cultural relics, China's first batch of cultural relics prohibited from going abroad (border) to exhibit cultural relics. In 1990, the Warring States Tomb in Shitang Village, Banshan Town, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, was excavated. In the collection of Hangzhou Museum, Zhejiang.
Bronze "Android Jun"
Without further ado, look directly at the picture... Android Jun, have you crossed?
Bronze "Router"
Archaeologists found two ancient tombs of the late Western Zhou Dynasty in Tunxi City, Anhui Province, and excavated a bronze vessel similar to a "router", because it is not known what it was used for, and finally experts named this bronze "Cloud Pattern Five-Pillar Vessel".
Eastern Han Sangle portrait brick
Portrait tiles were used to form frescoes in burial chambers, or bricks used in palace buildings. And this portrait brick in it is really ruining. All right! You read that right, the brick depicts the thing you think, please consciously cover your eyes when you are under 18 years old. I would like to say: People in the Eastern Han Dynasty were so open? In broad daylight, in front of passers-by and children..... It is worth mentioning that this "not very serious" brick is a national first-class cultural relic.
Naked copper square
The nude bronze Fangyi, dated to the Western Zhou Dynasty, was unearthed in Juxian County, Shandong. The container is rectangular in shape, the straight wall is slightly adducted, and there are two small lids at the top that can be opened, and each cover is a button, which is a male and female nude person, sitting face to face. The lower part of the abdomen is cast with six humanoid feet, the humanoid naked, bent knees, hands on the back of the body.