Huaxia Zhihua - Shanxi Ancient Civilization Essence Special Exhibition
Rui Jie Xin Yu Chapter
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Shanxi Province, referred to as Jin, is located in the hinterland of the Central Plains of Jiuzhou, China, is an important conservation place of Chinese civilization, in 2021, Shanxi cultural relics into the Tsinghua University Art Museum, more than 300 fine works, to tell the viewer across the late Paleolithic to the Ming Dynasty ten thousand years of time and space of the long history.
The special exhibition "Huaxia Hua - The Essence of Ancient Civilization in Shanxi" opened on October 8 and is expected to last for four months. According to the historical era or its own characteristics, the exhibits are divided into six units for display, namely Wende Youming, Ruijie Xinyu, Daosheng Jicheng, Wanliu Guiyi, Han and Tang Dynasty Miracles, and Painting Miao. The two units of Han and Tang Dynasty Miracles and Painting Magic Theosophical Theory use sculpture cultural relics and painting works respectively to show the stunning transformation of the sculpture plastic art of the Han and Tang Dynasties and the painting art of Longsheng Changming in a broader time span.
2. Rui Jie Xin Yu
Jade has its origins in China dating back about 800 years and is one of the most important art forms of the Neolithic and Bronze Ages in China.
In the southwest of Jin, ruicheng Qingliang temple cemetery, Linfen Xiajin cemetery, Tao Temple ruins, etc., and other areas, a large number of Longshan era jade artifacts have been excavated, including qi, stone knives with holes, bi, rings, qun, jewelry, etc., with large quantities, many varieties, good materials, high production technology, and even become a symbol of status (such as martyrs' tombs, more jade used in large tombs), and show signs that surrounding cultural factors are constantly converging here.
Entering the historical period, the regional jade culture is more highly developed, and a large number of jade artifacts have been excavated in various historical periods of the Territory (such as the Tomb of lingshi Jingjie), the Western Zhou (such as the tomb of the Marquis of Jin in Tianma-Qucun), the Spring and Autumn Period (such as the tomb of Zhao Qing in Taiyuan and the ruins of the Houma Sacrifice) and the Warring States (such as the Changzhi Watershed and the Luhe Cemetery) in various historical periods, with exquisite craftsmanship, a wide variety of jades and diverse combinations, and the sequence integrity is second to none in the country, which is an excellent sample library that embodies the jade system used in the ceremonial system of the pre-Qin period. This section uses "Ruijie Xin Jade" to show the jade ceremonies from the late Neolithic period to the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and several gold jewelry and glass beads are attributed to this.
Turquoise wrist ornament, pottery temple culture
C. 2300 BC – 1900 BC
Length 11cm, width 7cm
Excavated from the Xiajin Cemetery in Linfen City, collected by the Shanxi Provincial Archaeological Research Institute
The Xiajin Cemetery is another large-scale cemetery that has been scientifically excavated in the Linfen Basin after tao temple. On June 10, 2004, it was awarded the Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit as an ancient site.
Jade Group Pei, Western Zhou
c. 1046-771 BC
The largest wam is 15.5 cm long and 4.1 m wide
In 2005, the Sheep Tongue Cemetery in Quwo County was excavated and collected by the Shanxi Provincial Archaeological Research Institute
Jade Horse, Western Zhou
Height 5cm, length 7.7cm, thickness 1cm
Tomb No. 63 of the Jinhou Cemetery in Beizhao Village, Quwo County, was excavated and collected by the Shanxi Museum
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