Introduction to the Golden Nanmu Carved Top Bed: The Sanjin Carved Top Bed is currently the most exquisite one preserved by the Kang family and one of the few in China. According to records, it was carved from golden nanmu, and it took ten skilled craftsmen more than 1,700 working hours and nearly five years to complete. This bed is not only huge in shape, but also exquisitely carved. It is entirely made of openwork and hollow carving techniques. It is divided into three levels from the inside to the outside, shaped like a palace pavilion, with more than 80 kinds of patterns carved on it. The carvings on the bedposts are all in the shape of bamboo joints, which symbolizes the peace and height of bamboo. Engraved in the middle are the three stars of fortune, prosperity and longevity, symbolizing "three stars shine brightly, good fortune, longevity and well-being". The top layer is carved with an official riding a tall horse, with neat guards of honor on both sides, symbolizing the rising clouds. The second layer is engraved with spring, summer, autumn and winter, symbolizing peace in the four seasons. The third layer is engraved with character stories such as courtesy, lesson reading, and chess games. The bottom is engraved with pictures of children playing with golden roosters and unicorns delivering children, which means "good luck and good luck". Another subtlety of this bed is that it can be disassembled freely. The bed is composed of 37 parts, which are completely riveted without a single nail. The temporary resting place for servants is in the rectangular area in front of the footrest. Because they serve the old man and have to be at his disposal at any time, they sleep in front of the old man's bed and are always available. From this, you can experience the feudal society. The strictness of the hierarchy.