An in-depth study of Bianzhong of Marquis Yi of Zeng

The excavation of Bianzhong of Marquis Yi of Zeng in the Warring States Period has rewritten the world music history. It is the most numerous, best preserved, most complete and most magnificent set of Bianzhong in China so far. It represents the highest achievement of China's pre Qin ritual and music civilization and bronze casting technology, and has had a huge impact in archaeology, history, musicology, science and technology history and other fields.

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Chime Bells of Marquis Yi of Zeng

The Bianzhong of Marquis Yi of Zeng of the Warring States Period is a set of large-scale ritual and music heavy weapons for the monarch of the early Warring States Period. It is a national first-class cultural relic. It was unearthed in Tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng of the Marquis Yi at Leigu Pier in Suixian County, Hubei Province (today's Suizhou) in 1978. It is now in the Hubei Provincial Museum and is the "treasure of town hall" of the museum.

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The Bronze Ware with the Most Inscriptions

Mao Gong ding's inscription is nearly 500 characters long (497 characters, 499 characters and 500 characters), which is the longest bronze inscription seen.

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Grand bronze standing statue

The bronze standing portrait is the highest and most complete existing bronze standing statue. It's known as the "King of the World's Bronze Statues".

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Lotus Crane Square Pot

The Lotus Crane Square Pot was unearthed in the Spring and Autumn Period at the Tomb of the Prince of Zheng in Lijialou, Xinzheng, Henan in 1923.

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Sword of Goujian

The Sword of Goujian of the King of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period reflects the highest level of short weapon manufacturing at that time, and is known as "the best sword in the world".

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Four Sheep Bronze Square Zun

The Shang Siyang Bronze Square Zun was a bronze ritual vessel and sacrificial item of the late Shang Dynasty.

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Da Ke ding in the Western Zhou Dynasty

The story of the Da Ke ding in the Western Zhou Dynasty

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A Preliminary Study on Bronze Wine Wares

China is the birthplace of liquor culture, and the brewing of grains into liquor began in the Yin Dynasty. And bronze vessels used to hold wine were also popular at this time. The bronze wine vessels of the Yin and Shang dynasties had diverse shapes, unique designs, and exquisite designs. Various types of bronze wine vessels inevitably leave future generations amazed by the rich artistic charm of ancient imagination. The blending of wine culture and bronze culture has a long and long-lasting history, leaving a profound accumulation for the Chinese national culture.

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Decorative techniques for bronze wares

The decoration process of bronze ware is an important aspect of the production process of ancient Chinese bronze ware, which involves specific techniques such as casting, relief, and chiseling.

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