The auspicious dragon in the cultural relics: the 22nd monument of the New Year's Greeting Spring album of the Music and Art Club

In the New Year of the Dragon, the music club congratulates readers on the new year, new scenery, and auspicious New Year.

The Year of the Dragon has always been a year that we are very eagerly looking forward to, the dragon flying in the sky is gratifying, the hidden dragon in the abyss can also guard the heart, reaching the peak is of course congratulatory, hugging the scenery is not beautiful. I wish you all the sincerity of life every day and the sincerity of life from time to time. Do the right thing that is difficult, gather the right person, follow the trend, and live the best version of yourself.

An auspicious dragon in cultural relics

乐艺会新年贺春专辑22碑额篇

Forest of Steles Museum, Xi'an

Tang Dynasty mantlehead

Gallery information

This skull is a stone stele head. The two sides are carved with three claws spitting water cloud pattern, and the three claws are intertwined with each other to form a two-sided carving decoration on the front and back, and the upper part is a two-claw lotus platform bead pattern. The lower is the pointed stele, the front is carved Jialing Pinjia, the hand holds the treasure phase flower pot, and the back is engraved with two bird titles and lotus treasures. 螭, "Shuowen" explains as "if the dragon is yellow", which means that it is a yellow dragon.

The other side

Narrative Monument

Information on the Musical Club

Great Qin Jingjiao popular Chinese monument

Tang Dynasty Thinking Bodhisattva statue monument

大宋劝慎文

Forest of Steles Museum

Photographed by Bang Hailong

Northern Zhou Jiande three years Lu Jianchong statue monument

In the second year of the Northern Wei Dynasty Jianming, Zhu Fubo made a statue tablet

In the second year of Jianming of the Northern Wei Dynasty (531), it was 178 cm high, 85 cm wide and 19 cm thick

In 1959, Guapo, Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province unearthed national first-class cultural relics