eighty eight the hollowed light

Chapter eighty-seven: Master and disciple went west to Fengxian County and met the county marquis praying for rain. Wukong went to the Heavenly Palace to ask for rain, but learned that it was the Marquis who had offended the Jade Emperor. It would only rain when the chicken finished eating the rice mountain, the dog licked the flour mountain, and the lamp burned the chain. Therefore, Wukong advised everyone in Fengxian County to do good deeds. After that, rain fell from the sky, and Fengxian County even built a shrine for Sun Wukong. Chapter 88: After Tang Sanzang and his disciples bid farewell to Fengxian County, they came to Yuhua County. Bajie and Monk Sand covered their faces and entered the city. The four of them went to the guest house to rest. Tang Sanzang entered the palace to exchange notes. The king entertained Tang Sanzang and promised to call his disciple. The king's three sons entered the palace. When they saw that the weapons of Wukong and the other two were similar to their own, they went to snatch them, but they could not move them. After the three of them flew into the air and played a few moves, the three princes acknowledged them as their masters. Wukong and the other two taught their disciples the power of divine power and weapon moves, but because their disciples were not strong enough and they had to protect Tang Sanzang, they could not give them weapons, so they asked the blacksmith to make a miniature version of the weapon. When the blacksmith was forging weapons, the demon stole the weapons of Wukong and the others. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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The following are some spherical hollowed out cultural relics: - The gold-plated hollowed-out flower-and-bird ball-shaped silver sachet was unearthed from the cellar of Shapo Village, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province in 1963. - The hollow metal ball decoration was a first-class cultural relic of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It was unearthed in Jinsha Township, Liangzhou District, Wuwei in 1976. There were two pieces in total. It was 1 cm in diameter and weighed 1.2 grams. The gold was nearly spherical and hollow. It was decorated with beads made of silk, and all the hollowed edges were welded. The undulations echoed, and it was beautiful and clear. It is now stored in Wuwei City Museum. - The court pearls of the Qing Dynasty, of which 108 main pearls and 30 coral pearls were carved hollowed-out. The whole was made of 108 white jade pearls strung together, divided into four sections by four jade beads. There were also three memorial strings made of 10 coral pearls and jade pendants. There were also back clouds inlaid with green jade and purple crystal pendants connected by golden-green ribbons. - The semi-spherical hollowed-out smoking stove was from the Western Han Dynasty. It was 19.2 cm high, 8.6 cm in diameter, and 16 cm in diameter. It was a incense burner. The stove cover was semi-spherical and had hollowed-out geometric patterns. The cover and the shallow disk furnace body are connected by a button shaft. On one side of the furnace plate, there is a small chisel with a curved leaf shape, a bamboo-shaped high column, and a trumpet-shaped seat below. It is connected with the circular bearing plate. The top of the cover is missing a button. The pattern of the furnace cover is intertwined, complicated and delicate. The seat is decorated with three embossed dragon patterns. It was unearthed from the tomb of the Western Han Dynasty in the living area of Pingshuo Open Coal Mine in 1983. - The Tang Dynasty gilded silver sachet with two moth patterns was unearthed in 1987 in the Tang Dynasty underground palace of the Damen Temple. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some of the hollowed out cultural relics: - The hollowed-out human-face basin-covered ware was a precious cultural relic from the middle and late Yangshao period. It was unearthed in 2008 at the Yangguan Village site in Gaoling District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. The shape of the ware was like an upside-down flower pot, and crescent-shaped eyes and a slightly open mouth were made by hollowing out. - Ghost ball, which meant " divine workmanship ", was carved out of a whole piece of ivory into layers of ivory balls that could rotate freely and were carved with patterns. The British Museum had a ghost ball tooth carving in the late Qing Dynasty. Emperor Jiaqing once had an 11-layer collection of ghost balls. In 1992, contemporary Chinese craftsmen achieved 13-layer ghost balls of the same size. In 1915, the 26-layer " ghost ball " hand-carved by Weng Zhao, a Chinese tooth carving artist from Guangdong, won the gold medal at the Vietnam Fair. - The hollowed-out golden tiger was unearthed in Fengxiang District, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province in 1979. It is now collected in Xi'an Museum. It is 5.2 cm long, 3.3 cm wide, 3.3 cm high, and weighs 155 grams. It is in the shape of a crouching tiger. The tiger looks back and is hollow. It is a decorative piece on a certain object. The whole body is decorated with pearl patterns and cloud patterns. - The crown of the Qing Emperor Qianlong smoked mink was a collection of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan. The top of the crown was a hollowed-out gold silk dragon pattern inlaid with eastern pearls. The crown was divided into three sections. The base was inlaid with four eastern pearls between the cloud dragons. The upper two layers were connected by pearls. Each layer had four dragons and four pearls. The pearl at the top was the largest, with a total of 16 pearls on the crown. - Yuan Dynasty peacock green three-color hollowed-out embossed dragon pattern with a cover animal button smoking furnace, the furnace body is shaped like a tripod, round, plate mouth, attached with two vertical ears, straight neck, bulging belly, ring bottom, three animal feet, the mouth edge is pasted with a week of small sunflowers, the two sides of the mouth edge are decorated with straight ears, the straight ears are decorated with a week of sunflowers, the lower part is decorated with a curved carp, the mouth holds the straight ear in a jumping shape, the dome-shaped cover, the lion-shaped cover button, and pasted with plastic lotus leaves, flowers and other lining decorations, the furnace abdomen has many ventilation holes. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Hand-hollowing was a key process in the production of jade articles. It was used to hollow out the interior of jade articles. The process was as follows: First, a steel drum was used to screw into the center of the jade. This operation would cause a round pillar to appear in the jade. Then, an experienced old master would use the appropriate strength to take out the jade rod. If the strength was not controlled well, the jade rod might not be able to be taken out or the entire jade would break. Then, he used the curved and flat awls to slowly grind and gradually hollow out the inner chamber of the jade. During the hollowing process, like when making jade carving utensils, the shape (such as the shape of the bottle body, bottle cap, and the mouth) was generally completed before drilling and hollowing. The thickness of the chamber wall had to be uniform. If it was too thick, it would appear cumbersome. The thickness had to be just right, and the external shape was usually basically the same as the internal chamber wall. Boring was based on the principle of gradual grinding. This process was relatively costly. The traditional method was to use the "sand chamber" method to drill the bore and take out the tube-shaped jade material. For some special thin-body carving techniques, such as making jade snuff bottles with a small mouth and a big belly, after the chamber was dug out, it was as thin as paper and could float on water. The technical requirements were that the wall thickness should be consistent (the degree of thinness depends on the quality, color, and shape of the jade), the inner chamber should not leave any dead corners, and the carved embellishments outside the vessel should be consistent with the lightness and harmony of the vessel. In addition, in ancient times, drilling was done by using a tube-shaped grinding tool to drill a circular groove on the jade. After drilling to a certain depth, the cylinder in the center was knocked out, and the chamber could be dug out. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

One main feature of '86 - Eighty - Six' (as a representative of eighty six light novels) is its complex world - setting. It creates a world with a distinct social hierarchy and a war - torn landscape. Another feature is the deep - rooted themes like discrimination and survival. The characters in these novels are also well - developed, each with their own backstories and motivations.