This "gold of gold" inlaid with gold is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing (1 gold, Jiaqing two-year system), the National Palace Museum in Taipei (1997 system) and the National Palace Museum in Beijing (1997 system).
Gan Qing Jinlong Jinbao Ou Gu Yong Cup is12.5cm high and 8cm in diameter. ? Cup gold, tripod, round and straight mouth. The middle part of the mouth is engraved with the seal script "Jin Ou Gu Yong" and the words "Qianlong Year System". The outer wall is covered with precious flowers. The stamens are mainly pearls, rubies and sapphires. There is a deformed dragon ear on each side, and there are beads on the faucet. All three legs are elephant heads, with slightly smaller ears, long teeth, curled nose and jewels embedded between forehead and eyes.
"Jin 'ou Gu Yong Cup" is a special wine glass for the opening ceremony held by the Qing emperors on New Year's Day every year. In the early morning of New Year's Day, when the Qing emperor opened the window of hall of mental cultivation, he put the "Golden Ou Gu Yong Cup" on the long table of red sandalwood, poured Tu Su wine into the cup, kissed the candlestick of "Long Tuned Jade Candle", raised his brush and wrote down auspicious words praying for national peace and stability. Therefore, the "Jin 'ou Gu Yong Cup" was regarded as a precious heirloom by the Qing emperors. The "Golden Ou Cup" witnessed the blessing of the Forbidden City in the new year, bearing the wishes of the times and years, and was the emperor's responsibility to the country and the world.