Do you know what holiday today is?
Mother's Day? It's just been a few days.
Dog Abuse Day (520)? It's only two days away.
……
It’s not a Pottery Festival or a Ceramic Tile Festival, and there is no such festival .
Today is "International Museum Day".
What is International Museum Day?
International Museum Day was established by the International Council of Museums, a non-governmental international organization affiliated with UNESCO. In 1946, the English abbreviation of ICOM) was launched and founded in 1977. It is held on May 18 every year. The purpose is to promote the healthy development of the global museum industry and attract the public's understanding, attention and participation in the museum industry.
On this day, museums around the world will hold various publicity and commemorative activities to celebrate their own festivals and let more More people understand the museum and better fulfill its social functions.
The theme of International Museum Day 2019 is "Museums as Cultural Hubs: The Future of Tradition" : The Future of Tradition)”.
Is International Museum Day related to moving bricks? ?
Of course. But don't rush yet, listen to Brother Chan speak slowly.
When talking about International Museum Day, how can we not talk about Chinese museums? When talking about Chinese museums, how can we not talk about their treasures?
Forbidden City Museum, Beijing
Baby: "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"
Form/material: Chinese painting< /p>
Era: Northern Song Dynasty
National Museum of China
Baby: Siyang Fangzun and Simuwu Fangding< /span>
Form/Material: Bronze
Era: Shang Dynasty
Nanjing Museum< /strong>
Baby: Qing Emperor Qianlong’s Journey to the Rotating Bottle
Form/Material: Porcelain< /p>
Era: Qing Dynasty
Hebei Museum< /strong>
Baby: Jade Clothes with Golden Threads (Prince Jing of ZhongshanLiu Sheng's)
Form/material: gold piece
Era: Western Han
Nanjing Museum
Baby: Yuan Qinghua Xiao He chasing Han Xin's plum vase under the moon
Form/Material: Porcelain< /p>
Era: Yuan Dynasty
Zhejiang Provincial Museum
Baby: "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" (first paragraph)
Form/material: Chinese painting< /p>
Era: Yuan Dynasty
Hubei Provincial Museum
Baby: Yue King Goujian Sword and Zenghou Yi Chime Bell
Form/material: bronze swords and bronze vessels
Era: Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States< /p>
Gansu Provincial Museum< /strong>
Baby: Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow
Form/Material: Bronze< /p>
Era: Eastern Han Dynasty
Qinshihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum
Baby: Terracotta Warriors
Form/Material: Pottery
Era: Qin Dynasty
Taipei National Palace Museum
Baby: Jade Cabbage
Form/Material: Jade Carving< /p>
Era: Qing Dynasty
(For the above treasures, please ask Du Niang for help.)
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Here, Brother Chan thinks he just casually listed several very famous museums in my country and their treasures.
Did you find anything?
The sharp-eyed brick-moving boy has discovered that among the ten treasures of the top ten museums in this example, there is the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty The three pieces, the revolving vase with the Emperor Xing Wei Tu, the blue and white plum vase with Xiao He chasing Han Xin under the Moon from the Yuan Dynasty, and the terracotta warriors and horses, are all made of ceramics.
It can be seen from this that ceramics are very precious and important.
Some people may say that such an example is deliberately suspected and does not count.
Even if Brother Chan did it deliberately. Here is an unintentional version - the nine national treasures.
What is the national treasure of Jiuda Town?
They are exclusively invited by "National Humanities and History" (formerly "Literature and History Reference" magazine) nine archaeological and cultural experts , and took stock after considering and weighing the choices among national treasures. They are:
1. Gold and silverware: Sun Bird gold ornaments;
2. Bronze: Western Zhou Ligui;
3. Stone murals: Qin stone drum inscriptions;
4. Document slips: "Sun Tzu's Art of War" bamboo slips;
5. Calligraphy: "Pingfu Tie";
6. Painting: "Five Cows";
7. Crafts: Pearl Relic Building;
8. Ceramics: Ding kiln children's pillow;
9. Jade: Dushan Jade Sea.
(The above are national treasures. If you don’t know the details, please ask Du Niang for help.)
The sharp-eyed brick-moving classmates once again discovered that one of the nine national treasures of the town is related to ceramics - the Ding kiln children's pillow.
Facts have once again proved that ceramics are really important!
What is the relationship between International Museum Day and moving bricks?
At this point, the relationship between the two is natural.
Because, ceramics, or porcelain - China, not only gave China a very foreign name, but also contributed a lot to China national treasure.
This is the pride of the Chinese people, the pride of the Chinese ceramic people, and the pride of the Chinese bricklayers.
After writing this, Brother Chan had a sudden thought: As one of the most beautiful and most solid and durable products, ceramic tiles are laid at home. As long as it is not vandalized or demolished, there is no problem in preserving it for hundreds of thousands of years, right? Will they also become priceless cultural relics hundreds of thousands of years later?
Thinking of this, Brother Chan, who has been moving bricks for many years, suddenly felt that he had found a high-end road to wealth for future generations...
