Recently, the all-media interview activity of "Hehezong Zhou Cancan Baoji" was successfully launched in Baoji Bronze Museum. The interview group went to Fengxiang District, Qishan County, Fufeng County and other places to deeply explore and report on Baoji's cultural and tourism resource endowment and unique humanistic features, excavate the cultural and historical connotation of Zhou and Qin, and show Baoji's typical cases, targeted measures and work results in actively exploring the protection of heritage resources, solidly promoting the integration of culture, tourism, business and sports, focusing on promoting the development of "cultural tourism +" industry, and continuously stimulating cultural and creative vitality.
"The Western Zhou Dynasty experienced the heyday of the bronze civilization on the mainland, and the bronzes of the Western Zhou Dynasty were also known for their thick and dignified, intricate patterns and high inscription value. As the birthplace of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Baoji witnessed the peak of China's bronze civilization and became a well-known hometown of bronze at home and abroad. Yuan Hongbin, deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Baoji Municipal Party Committee, introduced that tens of thousands of bronzes were unearthed here, the number of huge quantities, the number of fine products, and the importance of the inscription content, all ranked first in the country, and the vast number of villagers in Baoji counties and districts have become veritable "treasure protectors".
Qishan County is located in the northeast of Baoji City, and there are 817 cultural relics such as Yangshao, Longshan, Shang and Zhou in the county. In the 70s of the 20th century, Dong Hongzhe, a farmer in Jingdang Township, Qishan County, dug up a bronze with a green light with his uncle when he was digging soil with the villagers of the same village. In the process of rescue and excavation, archaeological experts have cleaned up 37 pieces of bronzes, large and small, among which (亻朕) 医匪 is known as the "Chinese Bronze Code".
In 1975, Bai Xiaofei, a farmer in Baijia Village, Fufeng County, Baoji, dug up a peculiar bronze wine bottle when he was digging the foundation of a new house, which was later identified as the Western Zhou Dynasty Donggui.
There is also a farmer in Fengxiang who accidentally dug up a beautiful bronze lotus flower when plowing the ground, this cultural relic is the tiger that was later hailed as China's national treasure, and has now become the treasure of the Shangbo Town Museum.
On January 19, 2003, Wang Ningxian, Wang Laqian, Wang Mingsuo, Wang Qinning and Zhang Qinhui, villagers of Yangjia Village, Majia Town, Baoji Mei County, found a bronze cellar when taking soil. A number of experts commented that the Yangjiacun Cellar was "the first major archaeological discovery in China in the 21st century".
The Baoji Bronze Museum is magnificent on the outside, solemn and solemn on the inside, and the cultural relics arranged neatly in rows, with different shapes and dignified and graceful cultural relics tell the breadth and profundity of Zhou culture. "We have a treasure of the town, and part of the design inspiration for this year's Year of the Dragon Spring Festival Gala mascot 'Long Chenchen' comes from this treasure, which is He Zun unearthed in 1963. The upper part is round to facilitate scooping wine, and the lower part is square, reflecting the concept of 'the sky is round and the place is round'. The 122-character inscription at the bottom reads 'Zhaizi China', which is the earliest word 'China' found so far, and has a history of more than 3,000 years. Liu Ruixue, a docent of the Baoji Bronze Museum, introduced to the interview group.
In recent years, the Baoji Bronze Museum has excavated the cultural elements of Zhou and Qin, and presented the connotation of cultural relics with novel, practical and creative cultural and creative products, such as He Zun Lego bricks, "Guozun" series of precious metal cultural and creative products, Kui Xuan metal refrigerator magnets, He Zun refrigerator magnets, "China" keychains, bronze decorative table mats, Phoenix Yufei brooches...... Cultural and creative products with practicality, interest and environmental protection make cultural relics no longer shelved, and more and more widely enter the homes of ordinary people.
Based on the concept of "academic establishment, management and service", the Baoji Bronze Museum has held a series of exhibitions with the theme of Baoji bronzes and jades at home and abroad, created a "metal cultural relics restoration center", edited and published a series of books such as "Zhou and Qin Civilization Treatises" and "Bronze Casting Civilization", so as to make cultural relics "live" in an all-round way.
Today's Baoji Bronze Museum has a collection of more than 480,000 cultural relics, including more than 3,000 precious cultural relics, including hundreds of first-class cultural relics such as the famous He Zun, Boge, Qin Gonglu, and Qin Gongzhong. Ning Yaying, director of the Baoji Bronze Museum, said that bronze is one of the symbols of ancient Chinese civilization, and it is also a carrier of cultural inheritance, power symbols and artistic expression. "An immortal bronze history book allows us to see the great contribution made by the Zhou and Qin civilizations to China for 5,000 years. ”