Mr. Chung Wah Pei is a well-known jade collector in Hong Kong and the former president of Min Qiu Jing She. The jade in his collection dates from the Neolithic period to the Qing Dynasty court, and the taste is very high. He published "Xi Qi Tibetan Jade", which has a great influence on the Hong Kong collecting community. Zhong Huapei, Zi Xiqi, a famous architectural engineer and entrepreneur in Hong Kong, funded the establishment of the "Zheng Zhenduo - Wang Yeqiu Cultural Relics Protection Award Fund" with Min Qiu colleagues at the State Administration of Cultural Heritage in 1997, which is famous in the cultural relics circles in the mainland for commending grass-roots cultural relics protection units and individuals. It has been more than 30 years since its origins in the late 1960s. During this period, more than 300 pieces of jade were selected and passed down from generation to generation. The Jade Collection is different from the museum collection, in addition to paying attention to its historical, archaeological and cultural value, it is particularly focused on its overall artistic value. Therefore, in addition to the flaky jade carvings in the collection, most of them are semi-circular carvings and three-dimensional circular carving jade, and most of them are Xiaosheng jade carvings, which is one of the major features of Xiqi Tibetan jade. Jade is a tool, with a long history, when human civilization originated, there were jade objects. Since ancient times, other kinds of cultural relics have disappeared one after another, but jade has never stopped, and a history of Chinese civilization can be seen in jade, which is one of the important reasons why Xi Qi chose to hide jade.
The book "Xi Qi Hidden Jade" was edited by Jiang Tao and Liu Yunhun. Published by Heritage Press. The following are the pictures of the jade artifacts recorded in the book, for details, please refer to the genuine book.
Prologue/Jiang Tao
Preface／Jiang Tao
He "Xi Qi Tibetan Jade" published / Yang Boda
Praise on the Publication of the
Jadefrom the Hei-Chi Colletion／Lin Xueqin
Mr. Chung Wah Pei of Hong Kong Inscription / Li Xueqin
Deciphering the Inscriptions on the Bi-disk of
Mr．Chung wah-Pui in Hong Kong／Li Xueqin
The artistic style of Han Dynasty round carved jade / Liu Yunhui
The Artistic Elegance of the Jade Round
Figures from the Han Period/Liu Yunhui
Xi Qi's Study of Tibetan Jade / Jiang Tao
A study on Jades from the Hei-Chi Collection／Jiana Tao
A catalog of color plates
Color Photogragh Contents
Triptych. Neolithic, Red Mountain culture. Height 8.8, maximum width 4.2, thickness 0.5 cm.
Double-series. Neolithic, Red Mountain culture. Outer diameter 10.5, inner diameter 4.6, thickness 0.5 cm.
Bracelet. Red Hill Culture. Outer diameter 7.0, inner diameter 6.0, thickness 0.4 cm.
Jade Dragon. Red Hill Culture. Height 10.0, width 7.2, thickness 2.5-3.8 cm.
Yu Jue. Xinglongwa culture. Outer diameter 3.3, thickness 0.6 cm. White jade bi, Red Mountain culture, height 6.5, width 7.5, thickness 0.4 cm.
Double-sided. Hongshan culture, height 8.3, width 4.8, life 0.3 cm.
Teeth and teeth. Neolithic, Jianghuai region, outer diameter 16.6, inner diameter 7.6, thickness 0.4-0.8 cm.
Bird-shaped Pei, Neolithic, Jianghuai region. Height 3.0, width 7.4, thickness 0.2 cm.
Pisces, Neolithic, Jianghuai region. Height 4.1, width 12.5, thickness 0.2 cm.
Double Tiger Head Jade Juan. Neolithic, Lingjiatan culture. Height 3.0, length 7.5, width 2.0, thickness 0.2-0.5 cm.
Jade bracelet, Liangzhu culture. Outer diameter 9.8, inner diameter 6.3, thickness 1.8 cm.
Shaper. Liangzhu culture. Height 2.7, diameter 1.3 cm.
Double-hole. Yongsan culture. Height 16.2, top width 7.2, bottom width 8.6, thickness 0.3-0.6 cm.
Jade Tiger Head. Shijiahe culture. Height 2.5, width 6.3, thickness 2.1 cm.
Animal face bracelet type. Liangzhu - Shaanxi Longshan culture. Height 7.3, upper mouth 7.4-8.3, lower mouth 7.3-8.2 cm.
Looking back at the tiger-shaped pendant. Late Quotient. Height 4.0, length 6.2, thickness 0.5 cm.
Jade curved neck crane. Late Quotient. Height 10.0, width 6.0, thickness 0.6 cm.
Curved-necked bird. Late Quotient. Height 3.2, length 3.8, thickness 0.9 cm.
Cicada-patterned jade. Late Quotient. Height 1.9, length 4.0 cm.
Cicada-patterned jade. Late Quotient. Height 2.2, length 4.0 cm.
Flat crown sideways humanoid pendant. Late Quotient. Turquoise, height 6.2, width 2.4, thickness 1.0 cm.
Bear head wearing. Late Shang, turquoise, Quotient 4.2, width 2.6, thickness 1.0 cm.
High-crested parrot. Late Quotient. Turquoise, quotient 6.7, width 3.0, thickness 0.6 cm.
Sideways human dragon sculpture. Western Zhou. Height 7.7, width 2.4, thickness 0.5 cm.
Inscribed jade bi. The end of the Shang. Outer diameter 3.4, inner diameter 0.4, thickness 0.9 cm. The ring on the right side of the inner flesh of the bi is engraved with "壬辰姤易? "Five words. Li Xueqin examined the name given to the five queens of the shang dynasty Wending, Di Yi, and Di Xin in the three worlds"? "Woman.
relative. Western Zhou. Height 4.0, width 3.0, thickness 0.6 cm.
Sideways human dragon sculpture. Western Zhou. Height 7.4, width 2.4, thickness 0.3 cm.
Human-dragon tattoo. Western Zhou, height 4.3, width 5.2, thickness 0.3 cm.
Human-dragon sculpture. Western Zhou. Height 5.5, width 5.5, thickness 0.4 cm.
4.3, width 5.2, thickness 0.3 cm.