And Choi has been passed down for thousands of years, and it is rare and valuable. It is even more legendary to return it to Zhao in perfect condition! Where does she flow? Opinions vary. The only thing that is certain is that this treasure jade is still on earth. Because it can withstand the high temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius, ordinary fires cannot be burned. After Qin destroyed six countries, Ying Zheng finally got the treasure. Some people say that the king of Qin broke the harmony and carved the words "all are subject to Yongchang", which is an imperial edict handed down from generation to generation. It passed through the hands of Liu Bang, Wang Mang and Sima Yan and spread to the later Tang Dynasty. Shi Jingtang destroyed the later Tang Dynasty, and Li Congke burned jade in the later Tang Dynasty, and his whereabouts were unknown from then on. It stands to reason that real gold is not afraid of fire, and Shi Jingtang should be a treasure, which is likely to be buried with Shi Jingtang; Some people say that He Shibi was buried in the Qin Mausoleum as a funerary object, not as a national law. If so, we will find the underground palace of the Qin Mausoleum in the future, Cui will definitely see the light of day, and we will still have a chance to see the treasure.
"Jiuding" in the Western Zhou Dynasty,
Jiuding, an artifact of the town, belongs to Gubao! According to legend, Xia Qi collected rare birds, animals and exotic things, painted them into drawings, and let craftsmen carve them on Jiuding. The tripod symbolizes a country, and Jiuding symbolizes Kyushu, reflecting national unity and centralized kingship. As the treasure of Xia, Shang and Zhou towns, it has been circulated for more than two thousand years. Does Jiuding still exist? It is still an unsolved mystery! According to Records of the Historian, Qin Mugong plundered Jiuding to the capital of Qin, but Hanshu said Jiuding sank in Surabaya, Pengcheng, and never found it again. If Sima Qian's statement is true, Jiuding should fall into the hands of Qin Shihuang, what's more, Du Muyou said that "the first emperor swam out of Zhou Ding"! It is well known that Qin Shihuang cherished Jiuding very much. Jiuding is probably buried in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Dynasty, which has also become the motivation for some archaeologists to encourage the excavation of the Mausoleum of the Qin Dynasty.
Lanting preface,
According to historical records, the Preface to the Lanting Pavilion said in Li Shimin's testamentary edict that it should be placed under his head. In other words, this treasure should be in Zhaoling, not Ganling. However, Wen Tao, the secretariat of Yaozhou in the Five Dynasties, stole Zhaoling, but there was no Preface to Lanting in his list of unearthed treasures, so nine times out of ten, the Preface to Lanting was hidden in Ganling. In the folk rumors around Ganling, it has long been said that Wu Zetian was buried with the preface to Lanting.
Twelve bronze men in Qin dynasty
Qin Shihuang left too many mysteries for later generations, and Twelve Bronze Men is one of them! Why do you want to cast twelve bronze men? The reason is not so important. The disappearance of the twelve bronze men has puzzled future generations! There are three kinds of speculations about the whereabouts of the twelve bronze men: some people say that the overlord of the West Chu conquered Xianyang and set fire to Epang Palace, and the twelve bronze men were burned to death together; Some people say that twelve bronze men were destroyed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo used up ten copper coins, and the other two were destroyed by Fu Jian. There is another saying that is optimistic. According to historical records, the twelve bronze men were not destroyed. Twelve bronze men were Qin Shihuang's favorite things. After the mausoleum was built, they were buried with other jewels. Due to some technical factors, the excavation of Qin tomb can not be carried out for the time being, so the whereabouts of the twelve bronze men are still unknown.
"Yongle Dadian" thinks it can be counted as one.
Yongle Dadian is a wonderful book through the ages! It is said that 3000 people participated in the compilation, which lasted for three years and contained 22000 volumes. Ming Chengzu was very satisfied and prefaced himself. Regrettably, from the publication of Yongle Dadian to the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the original destination became a case-solving. One view is that Ming Yingzong buried this book in Yongling, and there was a tradition of writing books to mourn in the Ming Dynasty. Judging from Ming Yingzong's love for ceremonies, it is likely that life and death are linked. Another view is that when the original was destroyed in the Ming Dynasty, the Wen Yuan Pavilion caught fire, and the original may have been destroyed once. Because the history books do not record the whereabouts of the original, it seems that we can only rely on archaeological discoveries to find the whereabouts of the original.
Lv Qi
Guqin, according to legend, is all black and blue, like a green vine wrapped around an ancient wood, hence the name "green". But its true appearance, we have long been unlucky to see-the guqin body needs pine (the most suitable is paulownia), and the strings are made of complete works of animals (such as cattle) or ponytails, which can't stand the years and have long since disappeared in the long river of history.
The riverside scene on the Qingming Festival should also be counted as one.
Well, from my feeling, I know that these seven treasures can be praised without classification. Others, such as: Mo Xie, fish intestines, etc. All are weapons; It's really hard to choose artifacts such as Nu Jin Wa gourd. As for the traffic not spreading ... Hehe ...