Henan Museum Travel Notes (2)

Continue our journey. Suddenly came to the Western Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang, Xiang Yu's march route.

Brass items. Lots of styles, but no close-ups. Can't see clearly.

Jade sword. Except for the sword body, it is all made of jade. The carving is very magical.

Warrior robes. Sewn from jasper. It's all jade from start to finish.

Still jade. In the Han Dynasty, jade symbolized nobility.

The currency of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period.

Everything in Chu State is gold, so rich. At the bottom is the money making system of the Qin Dynasty. That’s Brother Kong Fang. The coins of Yan and Qi were knife coins. Han, Zhao and Wei were indeed brothers who divided the Jin Kingdom together. Except for the different sizes, the styles of coins from the Three Kingdoms are similar.

Stone figurines, funerary objects.

Wadang. This is the pattern of the Western Han Dynasty. It is often seen in junior high school textbooks. This has a great sense of historical vicissitudes.

Epitaph on the emperor's tombstone.

The Four Books and Five Classics compiled by the Han Dynasty are the only textbooks in the country!

Brass items. There are big ones and there are small ones. The big ones are thick and the small ones are exquisite.

Much finer hair. It’s really writing on the rice.

The craftsmen's skills have improved again.

On the right is the legendary horseshoe gold! Such bright gold!

The stone tiger's head and neck were tilted back, but its four legs were always gathering strength, ready to pounce forward. A combination of strength and wisdom.

On the left is the official seal, which is not as big as expected. On the right is a crossbow used by the army.

Injured stone deer 🦌.

Chinese fossil statue

The patterns are lifelike and lifelike.

Datang Mingtang is the place where the emperor prayed to heaven.

Injured Shihu.

Pictures of noble ladies. The style of the braids, the elegance of the Hanfu, and even the folds on the skirt are clearly visible. Each maid's expression is different, just like a living person before her eyes.