A wrench is a ring made of animal bone, ivory, emerald, jade, and jade, which is worn on the thumb to protect the finger when shooting arrows. So the wrench is actually a handguard tool. It was already very popular during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and by the time of the Qing Dynasty, the eight flags used wrench fingers mostly to show off their wealth.
As a hierarchical feudal system period, the average person can not wear a wrench at will, only the princes and nobles can, in the material, the workmanship is also exquisite, so all of them are signs of identification, therefore, the jade wrench used by the emperor, from the material level is extremely valuable, from the historical sense is a rare work of art that attaches equal importance to humanities and craftsmanship, and this very precious artwork is now mostly stored in museums.
But a few years ago, a man suddenly claimed that the wrench he was wearing on his hand was brought by the Qianlong Emperor before he died. The man's remarks quickly attracted the attention of the relevant departments of the state, and after many studies and tests, it was finally confirmed that this wrench was indeed from the Qianlong period, and it was also a favorite wrench of the Qianlong Emperor before his death.
To this end, the expert proposed to the man that he could donate to the state, but the man said six words, which stunned the expert at the time, and dismissed the suggestion that he be handed over to the state. What exactly did the man say? What is the truth of the matter? It turned out that the person with the Qianlong Emperor's wrench finger was not an ordinary person, he was now a doctor, working at the Hengshao Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Jilin City.
He knew many court secrets, but this was not the most important, the most important thing was his name Ai Xin Kyora Hengshao. Everyone knows that Ai Xin Jue Luo is the surname of the Qing Dynasty royal family, and the man said to the group of experts at that time, "I am a descendant of the emperor." Is this man really a descendant of the Emperor? In fact, people who are familiar with history know that the bloodline of the Qing Dynasty has begun to slowly decrease after Cixi took power, and many emperors have no children and no queens.
But in 2011, the genealogy of the Ai Xin Jue Luo family came out in the Qingzu Cultural Park, and the genealogy records that Qianlong's descendants did use the word Heng to take the name in the seventh generation, and we are familiar with Ai Xin Jue Luo Heng Shan, a famous contemporary calligrapher and painter, Ai Xin Jue Luo Heng Ti, also a painter, graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts.
After the identity was confirmed, for ai xin jue luo heng shao unwilling to hand over the wrench, the experts also had no way, and finally had to leave, after this incident, ai xin jue luo heng shao became a local household celebrity, and some people came to admire the style of the jade wrench, Heng Shao also never hid it, and explained why he did not hand over the wrench to the country.
This object comes from the heirloom left by the ancestors, is a family relic, and every year when the ancestors are worshipped, they will be used as a ceremony, and this wrench finger is to be passed down from generation to generation. Hearing Ai Xinjueluo's explanation, netizens all felt excusable, after all, as an ancestral object, he did not steal or rob, and it is reasonable not to hand it in, and in 2002, the "Cultural Relics Protection Law" promulgated by the state stated that the cultural relics inherited according to law are legal.