There is a particularly interesting bronze in Anhui, he looks like our family WiFi, let's go with me to see it.
Before introducing this router, let's take a look at other bronzes in the museum, read to the middle of the article, you can see the "wifi", and then introduce it to you.
Prince Wu Zhu Fan Jian
Spring and Autumn (770-476BC)
During the Western Han Dynasty (202-8 AD), astronomical studies in the ruyin (present-day Fuyang region) and Huainan kingdom (present-day Huainan region) in the northern part of present-day Anhui were very developed. Liu An, king of Huainan (179 BC – 122 BC), presided over the compilation of the astronomical training volume of Huainanzi, a huge work, which is a complete summary of astronomical knowledge at that time. In 1977, Marquis Xiahou Zao of Ruyin of the Western Han Dynasty of Fuyang (?) 165 BC) the tomb unearthed a set of instruments for astrological and astronomical observations, including the earliest Gui table seen so far, as well as the earliest equatorial astrometric device, the twenty-eight astrolabes of the ancestor of the Chinese armillary instrument. The two occupy an important position in the history of world astronomy, which also shows that the region was an important astronomical research center in the country at that time.
Paisley Ding
1965 Tunxi City (Tunxi District, Huangshan City)
Thorn Pattern Zun
The Xia Shang Zhou period is China's Bronze Age, "the great affairs of the country, in the worship and Rong", the use of bronze and sacrifice, war is closely related to this period is a typical feature of this period, bronze has become a symbol of national political power, bronze mining and casting technology represents the highest productivity of China's Bronze Age.
[5 antennas are not very similar]
Having said all this, let's take a look at the bronze "WiFi" of the Warring States Anhui is located in the north-south rush, convenient transportation, as a transition zone between the Central Plains and the southern countries, is an important hub for cultural exchanges. The southern Anhui region is rich in copper resources and is one of the main sources of bronze casting raw materials for the Central Plains Dynasty. The Jianghuai region is ancient and Huaiyi. During the Xia, Shang and Western Zhou dynasties, in order to obtain copper resources, the Central Plains Dynasty fought or made peace with many small Huaiyi countries, which promoted economic and cultural exchanges between the north and the south, and the highly developed bronze culture in the Central Plains deeply affected the Anhui region.
In the Spring and Autumn Warring States, the Anhui region became a place where major powers must compete due to its rich copper resources and significant military strategic location, and cultural integration accelerated the process, and the Central Plains culture, Qunshu culture, Wuyue culture, and Chu culture shone together here, showing a colorful and magnificent cultural outlook.
Five-pillar
Wu Wang Guangjian
Spring and Autumn (77C-476BC)
In 1955, the tomb of Cai Hou in Ximen Nei, Shou County, was excavated
Bronze title
Spring and Autumn (770-476BC)
In 1955, shouxian Ximennei was buried in the tomb
Cai Hou produced a sword
498 (475-221BC）
In 1959, the tomb of Cai Jiagang No. 2 in Huainan City was excavated