1, as a representative of jade culture, jade fully embodies the rich cultural connotation of China and the profoundness of Chinese civilization from the aspects of jewelry and jade articles. Represents an art.

2. As an important part of jade culture, the development of jadeite fully reflects the rich connotation of China culture and the profoundness of Chinese civilization. Emerald represents an art.

3. Emerald Emerald symbolizes purity and also symbolizes wealth and strength. In ancient times, it was a symbol of a gentleman. This is where gentlemen like Yu come from. Emerald jade symbolizes luck and happiness, inner and profound, auspicious peace and eternal youth. Good luck reflects people's pursuit and desire for a happy life.

4, Jade Ruyi: Jade Ruyi, with ever-changing shapes and beautiful meanings, is the jewelry that can best express the oriental temperament. Ruyi is easy to understand, indicating a person's wishes and representing people's good wishes. Jade God of Wealth: God of Wealth is a legendary fairy who brings wealth to people. Wearing the jade god of wealth, the financial resources are rolling.

Jade is a kind of natural jade with a long history and rich cultural background. It is regarded as the carrier of traditional spirit and culture and the symbol of classical charm. Wearing jade is to show your elegance.

6. There is a folk proverb called "Gold comes out in troubled times, and antiques are collected in prosperous times.". From the early Qing Dynasty to the present, jade has been endowed with noble, festive and peaceful meanings, and its status as "the king of jade" has been deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Why do people in China love jade? What are the cultures and charms of jadeite?

Reflect the unique oriental culture. Through the different shapes of jade, people can taste its cultural connotation, inspire themselves to yearn for a better life, pray for a safe life, and pursue and realize their goals. Cultivate sentiment through artistic value.

There are three main reasons why China people like jade: celebrity effect. Many celebrities love jade very much, and after some media hype, it spread among the people. The expression of jadeite accords with the aesthetics of China people, just as people in western countries like to play with diamonds and precious stones.

First: Emerald has the functions of health preservation and blessing. The health and safety function of jade has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. "People keep jade for a while, and jade keeps people for a lifetime". Wearing jadeite jade on the body for a long time is beneficial to human health, and even has the effect of beauty beauty, which can benefit the wearer for life.

China people like jade for the following reasons: Hope is the most valuable thing, and jade is valuable for collection. Jade is bright in color, hard and smooth in texture, and feels good, so it can be used for fun. People in China believe that jade nurtures people and people nurtures jade. Of course, expensive jade ornaments also have the function of showing identity.

Jade looks good, good jade is as thorough as water, and it feels cool and warm. Especially jadeite, pure green, is really beautiful. We humans like beautiful things. Moreover, jade is usually carved into some mascots, which means to seek good fortune and avoid evil. The so-called "men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha" is also about jade.

When did jade culture begin?

1. According to the investigation in Yunnan and Hebei, as early as the Ming Dynasty, Tengchong, Yunnan entered Meng Gong, a jade distribution center in Myanmar, to do business. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the jade industry in Tengchong, Yunnan had reached a certain scale.

2. The cultural origin of jadeite is a beautiful legend. Legend has it that/kloc-At the beginning of the 3rd century, a salt merchant in Yunnan accidentally brought a stone back to China from Myanmar, and the glittering and translucent green stone suddenly conquered the China people who loved jade. Since then, jade has forged an indissoluble bond with China.

3. Many scholars believe that it was discovered in Zhou Dynasty, some in Han Dynasty and some in Liang Dynasty.

In which dynasty was jadeite brought to China to become a royal treasure?

1. Xu Xiake, a native of Jiangyin in the Ming Dynasty, was first recorded in his travel notes. Archaeological findings show that jadeite began to be used in China in the Ming Dynasty, and entered the palace in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. The scope of use expanded during the Qianlong period, but by Jiaqing, the price exceeded that of Hetian jade. It can be seen that the jadeite at that time only circulated in a small range.

2. According to the records in ancient books, jadeite began in the Eastern Han Dynasty, but it has not been excavated in the archaeological field of jadeite cultural relics in Han Dynasty or Song Dynasty, so the earliest time when jadeite flowed into China still needs to be verified by archaeologists.

3. Jade culture, which entered China in the middle of Ming Dynasty, was the most popular in Qing Dynasty. Empress Dowager Cixi likes to wear jade.

4. But at least before the Tang Dynasty, there were few commercial jadeite minerals in China, and they didn't get the reputation of jadeite. For example 1970, six jadeites were found in the cellar of the former site of Tang Dynasty Jun in the southern suburb of Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, but their names were inscribed as "Boli XVI" together with other jadeites.

5. Roman gang. Cai Hanlun's article "Traceability of Emerald" in Gemology of China holds that "the statement that jadeite was discovered 500 years ago is reliable". The book "History of Jade" holds that "Zhou has jade, Han has jade, and it is still a rare treasure in the late Ming Dynasty".

6. Jade was introduced to China late, but because of its charming color and crystal texture, it was immediately favored by the royal family and nobles. Empress Dowager Cixi even called the treasures in jade "imperial jade".

How does jadeite reflect China culture?

Jade culture integrates China's traditional culture, history, religion, politics and economy, which fully embodies the profoundness of Chinese civilization. In the process of continuous understanding and development of jadeite, jadeite pushed the traditional jade culture in China to the peak.

Symbol of virtue: Jade is like jade. Because of its freshness, purity, gentleness and elegance, it is regarded as a symbol of moral character, cultural accomplishment and personal accomplishment. In ancient times, jade was often used as a gift for relatives and friends to convey good wishes and blessings.

As a representative of jade culture, jade fully embodies the rich cultural connotation of China and the profoundness of Chinese civilization from the aspects of jewelry and jade articles. Represents an art.

Bright colors. Secondly, people like to wear jade because the color of jade is very bright and jade has different colors. With the upsurge of China sculpture art and the embodiment of creative inspiration, jade is not only an accessory, but also the inheritance of jade culture and a long history.

Through the analysis of this authoritative historian, it can be confirmed that the history of jadeite has been many years, and it was about the middle of Qing Dynasty that jadeite entered China.

The cultural origin of jadeite. How did the jade come down?

1. The name jade was originally the name of a bird. The male is called a bird, and the female is called a kingfisher, hence the name jade. In the Ming Dynasty, Burmese jade was introduced into China, and was called Cui Fei, which gradually evolved into jade. In fact, the value of early jadeite is not high, nor is it valued by the world.

There is another story about the origin of jadeite. In the early Qing Dynasty, jadeite was transported from Myanmar to China through the "Second Silk Road". Hetian jade produced in China at that time was called Emerald. In order to distinguish it, it is called non-jadeite. With the passage of time, Cui Fei has become an emerald.

3. Jade was introduced into China in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, which unified the jade world and influenced overseas with the spread of Chinese culture. From Qianlong to Cixi, emperors of all dynasties loved jade. Therefore, jadeite also has the reputation of royal jade in the Qing Dynasty. The popular view abroad also holds that jadeite is the national stone of China, and it is called "Imperial Jade".

4. The third view holds that granite dikes and light gabbro dikes were formed by metasomatism under the pressure of 12 ~ 14 kPa under the action of hot water solution with high sodium chemical potential.

5. According to archaeological discoveries and literature records, jadeite was not found in Tengchong tombs before Yuan Dynasty, and it was not until Ming Dynasty that jadeite was introduced to China.