Some people like jade, some people like jade, and some people like gems, which are jewelry, handicrafts or other valuable treasures. The difference between jewelry and Wan Wen Song Yutang thinks jewelry is rarer, and it is recognized by the public. The rarity of Wan Wen is slightly worse than jewelry, and the cultural significance of Wan Wen is more than jewelry, which is generally more expensive than jewelry. Of course, you don't have to meet a good Wan Wen guy.
Turquoise has no special meaning in Buddhism. In real life, Tibetans use turquoise the most. Tibetan compatriots believe that turquoise is the embodiment of God and a symbol of power and status. It was used as the crown of the first Tibetan king as an altar offering. ? Therefore, turquoise has a profound cultural charm in Tibetan Buddhism. It can also be said that the meaning of turquoise comes more from Tibetan Buddhism. The concrete manifestations we usually see, such as "Wuban" and "108 string", are all concrete manifestations of Tibetan Buddhist culture. However, turquoise is not produced in Tibetan areas.
Turquoise is often used as jewelry or Wan Wen bracelet accessories, more because of its "green". Generally speaking, it is because its color difference is different from what we usually see. The processed products have a refreshing feeling, just like the red of Nanhong. At the same time, the collocation of various colors is not only the beauty of their own colors, but also the metaphor of Tibetan Buddhism, which is highlighted by the sculptor. The cultural connotation of the team represented by Quanshi is immediately different.
Therefore, whether turquoise is a literary play is just like the beauty of turquoise. There is no standard answer to irrelevant questions, and different people have different opinions.