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Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

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Another discovery of Hot Search!

Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

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The Han Dynasty royal tombs here refer to

"Tomb of Liu Fei, King of Jiangdu"

According to the cultural circle

The tomb of Liu Fei, king of Jiangdu, was found

There have been many reports before

(It is recommended to look at CCTV's "Exploration and Discovery" of "Excavation of the Han Tomb of Dayun Mountain"

Archaeological discoveries include the "Five Grids"

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It may be almost New Year's

Want to eat hot pot

Suddenly a hot search fell from the sky

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Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

On the 29th, Weibo @ People's Daily reported

(Jiangsu) Xuyi County, the top of Dayun Mountain

There is a grand and extremely luxurious one

The Tomb of the Princes of the Han Dynasty

The tomb covers an area of 250,000 square meters

He belonged to the fifth brother of Emperor Wu of Han

Liu Fei, king of Jiangdu

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Inside the cemetery

Tens of thousands of rare treasures have been discovered

One of the "Five Grids"

Attention

Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!
Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

The video said: Experts said that from the structural point of view, the ding is an ancient hot pot, which is three or four hundred years earlier than the "five cooked pots" of Emperor Wendi of Wei that were previously recorded.

Video sources are not listed for today

Just say this "Ding (pot)"!

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The so-called "five kettles" are said to divide the ding into five different boiling spaces to avoid the taste of the soup with different flavors. When cooking, the meat is placed in different compartments, so that you can taste 5 different flavors of hot pot, which is also convenient for diners with different eating habits.

The division is similar to our current nine-house grid

Slightly different

The soup of the Nine House Grid is a pot of soup

A "well" shelf was placed

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The saliva is going to flow out

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Look at how netizens commented ——

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Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!
Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!
Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!
Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

@Chengdu Association for Science and Technology

Can't help but want science

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Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

@ Sichuan Museum

There's something to say

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Kawahiro is on display

"Taste of The World - Food Culture Exhibition"

There's a "little hot pot"

Interested partners can take a look

———————— the dividing line of the hot pot I want to eat————————

so

How did ancient people eat hot pot?

The "antique soup" mentioned earlier @ Chengdu Science and Technology Association

It is the site of Chaoduntou in Gucheng Town, Gaochun County, Nanjing

Unearthed piece of "four-legged double-layered square pottery"

It dates back about 4,000 years

Although some are mutilated

But you can still see its "upper and lower layers" structure

The pits on the lower levels of The Tao Ding are used to store firewood

Cook the food on the upper layer

It can be said that it is the earliest prototype of hot pot in China

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Four-legged double-layered square pottery

Shaanxi Baoji was once unearthed

"Panding" in the Western Zhou Dynasty

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Western Zhou Panding Collection of the Palace Museum

This Ding

Rounded shallow abdomen, two straight ears

Three-stroke flat feet, the middle of the foot is separated like a disc

The top is divided into two layers

The upper layer is used for food

The lower pallet can burn charcoal

Heat food for convenience

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This form

Similar to copper hot pot in the northern region today

Han dynasty

In addition to the above-mentioned "five-grid ding"

The most famous should be

Hai Xiahou "hot pot" up

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Han Bronze Wending Unearthed from the Tomb of Marquis Hai of Nanchang, Jiangxi Province Photo/Wenbo Circle

Another thermostat "dyeing furnace" excavated from the tomb of Marquis Haidian

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Han Bronze Dyeing Furnace Excavated from the Tomb of Marquis Hai of Nanchang, Jiangxi Province Photo/Wenbo Circle

Just now @ Sichuan Museum mentioned the "small hot pot"

In fact, it is also called "dyeing furnace" or "dyeing device"

Let's have a Han Dynasty hot pot on the weekend!

Western Han Dynasty "Qinghe Food Official" copper dyeing vessel Collection of the National Museum of China

This is a shabu-shabu tool of the Han Dynasty

It is composed of two parts: stove and ear cup

Inscription is inscribed on the lower edge of the side mouth of the furnace:

"Qinghe food officer, right (plate) weighs six pounds and twelve."

Ear cup on the stove, the side of the cup is engraved with inscription:

"Qinghe food officer, right, weighs one pound eleven two."

It was located in the area of present-day Shandong and Hebei

Food utensils of the Qinghe State during the Western Han Dynasty

Extended Tips:

In ancient China, condiments were called "dyeing", and meat was often condimented with sauce, salt and other condiments, which were placed in ear cups. The use of the method of making meat was more common in the Han Dynasty.

There are two steps to the meat: first cook the meat to an edible degree, equivalent to today's white boiled meat; then dip the seasoning to add flavor, and the dyeing cup contains a seasoned sauce. Different from modern small, the Han Dynasty people used to use hotter spices, so they had to use dyeing furnaces to constantly heat the spices. The bronze dyeers unearthed in the Han Dynasty are very small, and the capacity of the dyeing cup is generally only 250-300 ml. The whole set of dyeing furnaces is added up, and the height is only between 10-14 cm. The design of the dyeer reflects a kind of food custom in the Han Dynasty, that is, people at that time were divided into meals, and when feasting and drinking, it was one person and one stove, and it was eaten with shabu, which was somewhat similar to the small hot pot used by modern people.

tang dynasty

There have also been utensils similar to hot pots

A Tang Dynasty kiln site in Yongzhou City, Hunan Province

Ceramic stoves have been unearthed

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Bai Juyi's "Ask Liu Nineteen" wrote:

"Green ant new wine, red clay small stove." Late to the day want snow, can you drink a cup of nothing?"

It depicts a scene of eating hot pot

During the Tang Dynasty, a kind of "chrysanthemum hot pot" was also popular.

This kind of hot pot is to put a few chrysanthemums in the hot pot

Add color and flavor to the hot pot

Legend has it that this was created by the Eastern Jin Dynasty poet Tao Yuanming

In the Tang Dynasty, it was quite sought after by literati and scholars!

Song dynasty

"Shabu-shabu" also became popular

According to Lin Hong's "Mountain Family Confession":

"In the mountains, only thin batches are used, and the wine sauce and pepper are fertile, and the wind stove is seated, and the water is less than half a cholewn. After Hou Tang rang a cup, each of them was divided into a basket (chopsticks), so that the soup was put into the soup, cooked, eaten, and served with juice as appropriate."

It is fujian named "Dialing Xia Offering"

Shabu-shabu hot pot

Qing Dynasty

Yuan Ming's "Suiyuan Food List" mentioned

"Winter feast, hot pot"

It is said that both the Qianlong Emperor and Cixi liked to eat hot pot

The royal banquet of the court "Feast of a Thousand Sorrows"

The hot pot is the main feast

The varieties of shabu-shabu are also more diversified

Qing Dynasty tin square one-pin pot

It is also a delicate petty five-compartment small hot pot

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Hot pot is also known as hot pot in the Qing Palace

There are ceramic, sterling silver, silver gold plated, copper, tin, iron and other materials

There are two forms

One is a combination

Consists of pots, stove holders, rings, plates, and alcohol bowls

Consists of 5 parts

You can cook food at the same time

It can also be used alone to warm the food in the pot

The other is a pot with a stove

Charcoal is burned in the furnace

Can boil water, raw fish, raw meat, vegetables, etc

It can be cooked in boiling water

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Qing Xian Feng Pastel hot pot

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Qing Guangxu Silver Shou character hot pot

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Late Qing Dynasty Filigree enamel dough pattern rhombus fancy hot pot

Hot pot of the Qing Dynasty

It didn't look any different from today

now

Hot pot has become a popular delicacy all over the country

Don't eat a hot pot for a week

It felt like something was missing

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Needless to say, this weekend

Hotpot appointment up!

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