Today, he donated 176 cultural relics to the Potala Palace ...

On the morning of June 15th, the Tibet Autonomous Region Cultural Relics Bureau held Mr. Lausanan Zeng to donate a personal collection ceremony to the Potala Palace Management Office.

Pictured: Donation ceremony site

The 176 cultural relics donated by Mr. Lausannan contain more than ten types of Thangka, 袈, Buddha statue (alloy), clay sculpture, stone carvings, ancient books, appliances, and relics. Among them, the Thangka "No Moving Buddha" was drawn in the 15th century. It was identified as a first -class cultural relic. According to the records of this Thangka, it was the founder and Qin Ze of the Miantang painting school of the five Thangka schools. Dorbarbasiga, the common teacher of the founder, has a very important research value for Thangka history, academic and artistic heritage development.

Figure: In the 15th century, Dobagasigaba draws Thangka "No Moving Buddha" (first -level cultural relics)

"Mr. Lausann Dianzheng donated 176 (sets) of personal collections to the Potala Palace Management Office, making the number and type of cultural relics collected by the Potala Palace more rich and diverse, showing his strong social responsibility, deep home home The national conditions will be included in the history of the development of the cultural relics industry in Tibet. "Xiao Chuanjiang, secretary of the Party Group of the Cultural Department of the Tibet Autonomous Region, said," The Cultural Relics Bureau of the Autonomous Region must collect, protect, and study these donated cultural relics, so that donations can be used sustainable. The real realization of valuable heritage everyone has the enjoys and generations of inheritance, and gives full play to the Chinese cultural value contained in it. "

Pictured: Master Tsongkhapa Master (first -class cultural relics) before the silence

"I have been listening to the teachings of teachers such as Tibetan painting master Yixi, Dongga Rinpoche and other teachers since the age of 7. Seeds. Over the years, I have long been committed to collecting precious folk cultural relics, and spared no effort to spend a lot of energy and funds to redemption. Some of these cultural relics I have collected have been donated to the Jokhang Temple. The Dala Palace Management Office, on the one hand, because the Potala Palace is a world -renowned treasure house, my efforts can be recognized, and I am honored. On the other hand, the cultural relics preservation environment and management of the Potala Palace are very standardized. I believe that these cultural relics will definitely be properly kept, carefully studied, and rationally used.

The picture shows the donation ceremony.

Zhao Xingbang, Secretary of the Party Group of the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Tibet Autonomous Region, said that Mr. Lausanan Zengzhao adhering to the love of the cultural relics of the motherland, so that a number of precious cultural relics can be effectively kept and displayed. The Potala Palace Management Office shall effectively strengthen the protection and management of donations of cultural relics in accordance with the relevant standards of the national collection of cultural relics collection archives, assign special personnel to conduct a detailed study of donations of cultural relics, organize the cultural relics that witnessed the history of the relationship between the local and the motherland, and dig into the cultural relics. Stories of the interaction and exchanges of all ethnic groups behind.

Pictured: Early Qingfu character painted gold jug

Pictured: 12-13 centuries mud rubbing

Pictured: Donated ancient books (partially identified first -level cultural relics)

According to reports, the 176 (set) cultural relics donated 4 first -level cultural relics, 21 second -level cultural relics, 35 third -level cultural relics, 35 general cultural relics, 3 pieces of cultural relics, 3 non -cultural relics, 3 pieces of non -cultural relics. The appraisal believes that the types of cultural relics are rich and well -preserved. Some cultural relics have a long time, high historical value, excellent materials, and superb craftsmanship.

Pictured: Some donated cultural relics

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