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At this year's Sotheby's Spring Auction, there is a set of Spring Palace paintings sold for more than 600,000 Hong Kong dollars, and the items on its table are rich, complicated, Kit Kat, and even backgammon that has been lost for a long time.
Backgammon is a chess game that prevailed in the Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, and was loved by both dignitaries and ordinary people, commonly known as playing double land.
This chess skill is only recorded in some historical sources and has now been lost. As early as the Qing Dynasty, it was no longer popular, and it was basically extinct in the Republic of China. But this look can be seen in this album.
The Ming people attach importance to "things", and It is suspected that Tu Long, the author of "Jin Ping Mei", also has a "Examination of the Remainder of the Gun", which talks about the elegance of the furnishings can not be wrong for a day.
This set of Spring Palace albums provides important reference materials for the study of the elegant lifestyle of the late Ming Dynasty and the literary houses, living quarters and other utensils.
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