light through cracks

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There was a difference in the causes of the natural cracks and the cracks caused by falling. Natural cracks were mainly formed by the difference in mineral composition within the jade, the change in stress during growth, and geological factors. Falling cracks were a type of crack, often caused by external factors such as external impact and beating. In terms of the impact on the value of the jade, if the natural cracks were fine and evenly distributed, it would affect the beauty of the jade to a certain extent, but it might also increase the ornamental value of the jade. As a crack caused by external forces, it would seriously affect the value of the jade because it reduced the hardness and beauty of the jade. In terms of identification, it could be identified through observation, touch, transmission, and other methods. In the observation method, the more obvious cracks or lines could be identified by directly observing the surface. The cracks would show obvious linear characteristics. In the touch method, the cracks would show obvious concave and sharp edges. The transmission method could identify the internal structure of the jade through the transmission light. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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There were many reasons for the cracks in the jade. In terms of natural formation, jade was hard and brittle. If it was subjected to the long-term distortion pressure of the earth, a certain temperature, humidity, and other natural conditions, cracks would appear. For example, in the dry desert area covered by the Hongshan culture, if the jade was buried in a shallow soil layer, it might have relatively dense small cracks (ice cracks) under the effect of light and heat. Postnatal factors: 1. ** Inappropriate mining and processing **: In the process of mining, transportation, processing, or storage, cracks will be formed due to external collisions, such as Hetian jade seeds forming large and small cracks under the impact of river water. 2. ** Waxing to cover up **: In order to cover up the cracks, merchants may use steaming wax (limited to the surface) or boiling wax (deep waxing) to cover up the open cracks and dark cracks so that consumers would not be able to find them easily. After the wax is evaporated, the cracks will appear. Cracks had a great impact on the value of jade. There was a saying in the industry that "one should not be afraid of big cracks, but be afraid of small cracks." Small cracks of different shapes, such as Ciba locks, horsetail locks, fire smoke locks, chicken feet locks, etc., would greatly affect the value of jade materials. If cracks appeared on the jade, it was necessary to repair it. For example, if a jade bracelet had cracks and was not repaired in time, the cracks would hide dirt and rust, and it would turn yellow from oxidization, increasing the difficulty and cost of repair. After repair, the firmness of the bracelet could be restored. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In different situations, there were different ways to survive in the cracks: - In the natural world, plants like morning glory, aster, and plum in stone crevices relied on their tenacious perseverance and desire for life to take root and grow in harsh environments. Even if they grew slowly and in a narrow environment, they would not give up absorbing sunlight, rain, and other resources to maintain their growth. Even if the seed landed in the crevice of the mountain, it could still germinate and feel the power of life in the predicament and continue to grow. - For animals, such as the forgotten wolf cubs in the wolf tribe, even if they were at the bottom, they had to go through the darkness alone and endure hunger. Through continuous hard work, they gradually rose in status in the wolf tribe and finally became the master of the wolf tribe. - In human society, when under the pressure of work, study, and life, one should not be influenced by external judgments. One must stick to the person they truly wanted to be. For example, the mothers-in-law of the 70s tried her best to adapt to the new family relationship, even if she was in a difficult family position. Moreover, to survive in society, one should also have the ability to cope with all kinds of challenges, have a strong heart and a smart mind, and let the children come into contact with and adapt to society from an early age so that they could better survive in the materialistic and fast-developing society. In addition, even if he felt that he was born at the wrong time, he should not complain. Instead, he should be like a flower in a stone crack, not succumbing to setbacks and difficulties, and try his best to bloom his brilliance and do meaningful things in his limited life. The story of one person and a group of people is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!