"Never forget each other" engraved silver hook.
In "Farewell to Forget" unearthed from Tomb Liu Fei 12 of Jiangdu Wang in the Western Han Dynasty, there is a hook that contains fascinating secrets. The owner is his concubine, Yuchun Baby. Their agreement was carved in this secret place with a hook, which was treasured by the Spring Rain Baby for generations and brought to the grave before the Gregorian calendar era began. This silver hook can be opened along the center line, and the words "Never forget for a long time" are cast in it.
Fan Hong Jin di Cai Shuang Xi zi wan
Yan Xitong and Shuangxi Bowl in the Palace Museum, with a diameter of 10, a base diameter of 4 and a height of 7.2 cm. The word "Xi" consists of two happy characters, which used to be called "double happiness". Created by Wang Anshi, a writer in the Song Dynasty, it is a typical wedding symbol. There are many items needed for the emperor's wedding, among which porcelain is an important one. "Xi" porcelain produced during Tongzhi period was used for Tongzhi wedding (1872), and was fired for the court by Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory according to the will of the supreme ruler.
Yellow pastel butterfly eight-up pattern plate
Yellow pastel butterfly with splayed pattern, 5cm in height, 2 1.9cm in diameter and 13.4cm in foot diameter, is now in the Palace Museum. The handicap is slightly outward, the arc wall is full of circles, and the red-colored regular script is full of "Tongzhi Year System". This dish is a yellow pastel butterfly pattern with four pairs of "hi" in the middle. Happy characters are bordered by red and filled with gold. The butterfly pattern is outlined in ink first, then depicted in gold and filled with color materials. The outer wall of the dish is painted with white pastel, peony pattern, Xiang Lian pattern and lotus pattern, with ink lines on the edge and colored materials filled in. This device was made by Jingdezhen imperial court for seven years (1868). The picture is full of festive atmosphere.
Wei Xian's "Gao Shitu" Volume
"Gao Shitu" Volume (Part)
It describes the story of Hongliang, a hermit in Han Dynasty, and his wife Meng Guang, taking Qi Mei as an example, treating each other. The painter arranged the magnificent residence in the nature surrounded by mountains and rivers. In the upper part of the whole picture, there is a huge peak standing on the city wall, with boundless distant mountains, and in the lower part, there is a lush bamboo forest with gurgling streams. The characters move in the middle of the picture, which happens to be the visual center of the viewer: Hongliang sits on the couch, the books on the bamboo case are spread out horizontally, Meng Guang kneels on his knees, and the dishes and lamps hold Qi Mei high. The hero's manner is calm and peaceful. Although his house is humble and he eats rough clothes, Shan Ye's hermit's noble interest is admirable.
Western Han bronze cup
The bronze cup of the Western Han Dynasty (jǐn) was unearthed in the tomb of Dou Wan, the wife of Liu Sheng, Zhongshan King of the Western Han Dynasty in Mancheng, Hebei Province, on 1968, and is now in the Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Couplet cups are special cups for drinking a glass of wine at ancient weddings. The bronze cup in the Western Han Dynasty was made up of two tall bronze cups. The cup is round, with a height of 1 1.2 cm, a shallow abdomen, a bamboo-shaped upper part of the high foot and a trumpet-shaped lower part. Between the two cups, there is a bird and a beast. The bird is on the bed with a long neck and a jade ring in its mouth. Its wings spread out and its abdomen is connected with two cups. The bird's feet stand on the animal's back. The main decorative methods are wrong gold and turquoise. Thirteen round and heart-shaped turquoise are embedded in the outer wall of each cup belly and high feet, and two turquoise are embedded in the bird. This special bronze wine vessel has vivid modeling, symmetrical and balanced structure and gorgeous decoration. As a wedding souvenir of Liu Sheng and Dou Wan, it embodies the idea that people pay attention to drinking a glass of wine in the early Western Han Dynasty, and it is an extremely rare artistic treasure.
I was born when you gave birth to me in the Tang Dynasty.
Tang Changsha kiln blue glazed brown color "I was not born" poem pot, 17.6cm high, 8.9cm in diameter, now in Changsha Museum.
Bell mouth, long neck, round shoulder, melon ridge belly, flat-bottomed false round foot, crank. At the bottom of the multi-edged short stream (spout), there is a brown book, "You were born before I was born, and I was born with you (already) old. You hate me for being born late and I hate you for being born early. " A five-character poem. Although this poem looks ordinary, it gives people unlimited imagination. Scholars also have different textual research on this poem. Some scholars have verified that this poem is quite similar to the four sentences in Dunhuang's "Lushan Palace Flower". The four sentences are "born with wisdom, but old." I hate being late for my career, but I hate being born early. "
The poems on the porcelain of Changsha kiln directly express the hatred between "Jun" and "I". Even so, they show such solid feelings between "Jun" and "I".