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Shaanxi cultural relic shoes
In the information provided, there was information related to Shaanxi cultural relics and shoes. It mentioned Zhang Juncai, who made shoes and studied literature. He came from Shanxi and had no direct connection with Shaanxi cultural relics. There was also a co-branded shoe inspired by the terracotta warriors launched by Jordan and the Shaanxi History Museum. The design of the shoe was inspired by the terracotta warriors and incorporated the characteristics of the Qin Dynasty culture in the design elements, such as the "Qin" character on the toe seal and the "Tiger Amulet" style used in ancient times. In addition, there was also a co-branded version of the terracotta warrior armor launched by Clot and Air Jordan XI Low. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Shaanxi cultural relic Li Gui
Li Gui was a standard vessel from the period of King Wu of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It was the earliest bronze ware of the Western Zhou Dynasty discovered in China and was now collected in the National Museum of China. It was unearthed in Lingkou Town, Lintong County, Shaanxi Province in 1976. It was 28 centimeters tall, 22 centimeters in diameter, and weighed 7.95 kilograms. The body of the instrument is shaped like a luxurious mouth. The head of the animal has two ears hanging down, the abdomen is hanging down, the abdomen is deeper, and the square seat is continuously cast under the foot. The body and the square seat are decorated with animal patterns, the four corners of the square seat are decorated with cicada patterns, and the ground under the feet is made of cloud and thunder patterns. There were four lines and 32 words inscribed on the bottom of the Gui, recording the historical event of King Wu's conquest of Zhou in the early morning of Jiazi Day. This record allowed historians to determine the time of the Battle of Muye as 1046 B.C. Because Li Gui was the witness of King Wu's conquest of Zhou, it was called the "Shang Gui of King Wu". Because it was the only physical example of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, it was also called the "Zhou Dynasty Tian Mie Gui". It was also called the "Tan Gong Gui" because it was in memory of Li's ancestor, Tan Gong. The Li Gui was not only the physical evidence of King Wu's conquest of Zhou, but also provided precious information for the culture and military of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The inscriptions on it were long and thin, with sparse frames. It was one of the representatives of the early Jin characters of the Western Zhou Dynasty. At the same time, it was also the key evidence in the history of calligraphy, revealing the important transition from the inscriptions on bones to the Jin characters, and from the Shang characters to the Western Zhou characters. On January 18, 2002, Li Gui was identified as the first batch of cultural relics that were prohibited from being exhibited abroad. In October of the same year, it was included in the second batch of China archives and literature heritage. In 2012, it was selected as one of the nine "national treasures" among China cultural relics by the joint experts of National Humanities and History. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Shaanxi Province Museum introduced cultural relics
The Shaanxi History Museum has many precious cultural relics. In terms of their signature treasures, the Basic Exhibition Hall had 10 signature treasures, and the Treasure Hall had 3 signature treasures. In the first exhibition hall, there were national treasures such as the Western Zhou Dynasty Ding, the Five Sacrifice Wei Ding, and the Duoyou Ding. The Duoyou Cauldron was 51.5 centimeters high, 50 centimeters in diameter, 31 centimeters deep, and 35 kilograms in weight. The hoof-shaped foot was 20 centimeters high and 7 centimeters in diameter. The bottom of the cauldron's abdomen was 0.2 centimeters thick. There were 22 lines of 279-word inscriptions cast on the back of the inner wall. The inscriptions were simple and elegant, and the text was fine and neat. In the second exhibition hall, there was the Queen's Seal and the gilt gold bamboo copper stove. However, the ones displayed here were replicas. The real ones were hidden in the Qin and Han Pavilion, which charged fees. The Queen's seal was square-shaped, carved from Hetian suet white jade. The texture was clear, and the jade seal had the shape of a dragon tiger. The gilded gold-silver bamboo joint copper smoking furnace was made of copper. It was 58 centimeters high, with a slender pillar below and a gilded smoking furnace above. In the third exhibition hall, there were Tang Dynasty tri-colored camels carrying music figurines, green glaze beam inverted pot, black glaze oil drop bowl, mandarin duck lotus petal pattern gold bowl (two pieces). The camels were 48.5 cm high and the musical figures were 11.5 cm high. The camels stood upright on the rectangular bottom plate with their heads raised and mouths open. On the hunchback were seven musical figures holding various musical instruments and dressed in different colors. The lid of the green glazed inverted pot was connected to the body of the pot. The body of the pot was engraved with four peony flowers. The water injection port was in the shape of plum blossoms. The glaze was crystal clear and smooth. The black glazed oil drop bowl was completely black and 8.5 centimeters high. The bowl was covered with small dots of different sizes to make it more shiny. The golden bowl with mandarin duck lotus petals was made of gold and shaped like a blooming lotus flower. The petals were covered with decorative animal patterns. The gold-inlaid beast head agate cup in the Treasure Hall was a treasure of the Tang Dynasty. It was the first batch of cultural relics that were banned from export exhibition in China. It was made of agate material that imitated the shape of beast horns and gold-inlaid cup mouth. The gilded dancing horse holding a cup and silver pot was a national treasure of the Tang Dynasty. It was the first batch of cultural relics that were banned from export exhibition in China. The horse on the silver pot held a wine glass in its mouth, vividly recreating the grand scene of the birthday celebration of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. The gilded parrot pattern silver jar was round and round. The jar was engraved with decorations, and the parrot was in a beautiful posture among the flowers. Other than these national treasures, there were also 'ordinary' collections such as peacock silver boxes, secret glazes, Tang tri-colored pottery, murals of beautiful women, Western Zhou cattle statues, and Western Zhou Riyi Gong. The sides of the silver square box with peacock patterns were carved with patterns of peacocks, two children playing with dogs, phoenixes, mountain peaks, flowing clouds, flowers and birds, etc. The Western Zhou Dynasty's Ox Zun was a wine dispenser from 3000 years ago. There was a tiger handle cover on the back of the ox to prevent the smell of wine from spilling out. The ox body was used as a container, and the ox nose was used for drainage. These cultural relics had extremely high cultural and historical value. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The most precious cultural relic of Xi'an Museum
There are many museum in Xi'an. The following are some of the precious cultural relics in the museum: - ** Shaanxi History Museum **: There are 18 national treasure-level cultural relics, including the gold-inlaid agate cup, which is a jade carving of the Tang Dynasty. It is the only beautiful jade carving of the Tang Dynasty that has been seen so far. The most exquisite jade carving of the Tang Dynasty is also the product of the cultural exchange between China and foreign countries in the Tang Dynasty. It is listed in the first batch of cultural relics that are prohibited from going abroad. The gilded dancing horse holding a cup with silver patterns was a silverware of the Tang Dynasty. It was one of the first batch of cultural relics that were forbidden to be exhibited abroad. The silver pot was 18.5 centimeters high. The overall shape was modeled after the leather bag used by nomadic people to store water on horseback. The upper mouth was closed and the bottom was flat and curved. No welding lines could be seen around the whole body. The three-colored camel figurines were pottery of the Tang Dynasty. It was a treasure of the museum and one of the cultural relics that were forbidden to go abroad. - ** Banpo Museum in Xi'an **: It has many cultural relics, such as red pottery headpot and human-faced painted pottery basin. There are 18678 cultural relics in the museum, including 4528 cultural relics above Level 3. - ** Museum of Northwest University **:"The Han Dynasty annexed the world" tile and the epitaph of Jing Zhencheng were rather special. The "Han Dynasty annexed the world" tile was unearthed in Xi'an City and was an important cultural relic of the Western Han Dynasty. It symbolized the unification and prosperity of the Han Dynasty and had extremely high artistic and historical value. It was a valuable material for studying ancient Chinese architecture and history. Jing Zhencheng's epitaph was the only material found in China so far about the Tang envoy, which witnessed the communication between Chinese and Japanese civilizations. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The door of the cultural relic warehouse of Yunnan Museum
The door of the cultural relic storeroom of Yunnan Museum is Grade 3 (Grade C). The size of the clear passage is 1500X2300 double-door, and the quantity is 3. The lock was equipped with three imported mechanical password locks (three locks and two openings), which could achieve fire and explosion protection, waterproof, moisture and smoke protection, flame cutting protection, drilling protection, and shockproof functions. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The most famous cultural relic of Beijing Palace Museum
The Palace Museum in Beijing had many famous cultural relics, some of which were regarded as the most precious treasures of the museum. For example," Along the River During the Qingming Festival " was a silk painting by the Northern Song Dynasty painter Zhang Zeduan. It was 24.8 centimeters high and 528.7 centimeters long. It depicted the prosperous scene and natural scenery of Bianliang, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty during the Qingming Festival. It vividly recorded the appearance of urban life in China in the 12th century with fine strokes and panoramic composition. It showed many people, livestock, vehicles, ships, buildings, etc. It was not only an art treasure, but also had a very high historical value. The Golden Mau Yonggu Cup was also a famous cultural relic. It was 12.5 centimeters high and 8 centimeters in diameter. It was a special wine cup for the emperor. There were a total of four cups, which were made in different periods of Emperor Qianlong's youth, prime, and old age. Other than that, there were also famous cultural relics in the Palace Museum, such as the Yaya Square, the Immortals 'Birthday Bell, and the elephant-eared stove with twisted silk and lotus patterns. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The size Design Concept of the Cultural Relic Showcase in the Museum
1. ** Showcase space ** - The structure and size of the showcase should be planned according to the cultural relics displayed, which should meet the aesthetic needs of the cultural relics display and highlight the color and cultural content of the cultural relics. The design style was mostly retro to reflect the sense of dignity. After all, the museum was a cultural exhibition place, and the design of the showcase had to match the cultural relics displayed. - The interior space of the showcase could be equipped with a light source, giving people a sense of pleasure in the color tone, forming the focus of their eyes. - The design of the booth should display the cultural relics as a whole, so that the audience could see the largest aspect of the cultural relics. At the same time, the fabric of the booth should not be too bright to avoid visual fatigue. 2. ** Bright theme ** - The museum displayed the treasures of China culture, and the design of the display cabinets had to follow the concept of " the most important thing in the production of display cabinets is the display." The color tone was usually dark to show solemnity, and the display cabinet should reflect the characteristics of steadiness. The light source inside the exhibition hall was generally warm, so that the cultural relics could be displayed more vividly. Each exhibition hall should have its own unique charm and uphold the concept of never getting tired of looking at it. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The museum of China characters wrote the deepest cultural relic
The Museum of China Characters had many cultural relics in its collection, among which the "eight" engraved on the turtle belly armor was more unique and profound. It was unearthed in 1987 at the Jiahu site in Wuyang. There were more than 20 examples of symbols carved on Jiahu, and 9 examples of symbols carved on turtle belly armor. This symbol was carved on turtle belly armor, about 7000 B.C., which was earlier than the symbols or patterns found on the pottery of Yangshao culture or Dawenkou culture. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Research of Cultural Relic Meta-data Based on the Digital Museum
With the rapid spread of digital technology, the construction of mobile revolutionary cultural relics digital assets has become an important issue that needs to be solved urgently, and the establishment of effective meta-data standards is the premise and foundation to achieve this goal. At this stage, there are limitations in the meta-data standard of cultural relics. For example, it is only aimed at the core commonality of cultural relics, or it is mainly based on a single material cultural relic category, which is difficult to meet the multi-texture and profound meaning of revolutionary cultural relics. Based on the precious revolutionary cultural relics data of Shandong Province, the existing museum collection registration standards and cultural relics meta-data standards such as the Art Description Catalog (CD UA) and the Museum Collection Information Index Description Standard, the construction of meta-data standards with revolutionary cultural relics as the main body can lay a foundation for the smooth advancement of the digital protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Shaanxi Museum of History opens exhibition of newly collected cultural relics
On April 5, 2011, the exhibition of the essence of newly collected cultural relics in Shaanxi History Museum, organized by Shaanxi Province Cultural Relics Bureau and organized by Shaanxi History Museum, kicked off. The exhibition selected 220 high-quality cultural relics from more than 10,000 cultural relics collected by Shaanxi History Museum in the past 20 years. The exhibition was divided into eight units according to the sequence of eras, including prehistoric period, Shang and Zhou period, etc. These artifacts not only had high historical value and scientific value, but also had high artistic value and strong ornamental value. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>