The second episode of "Shandong in the Cultural Relics" was broadcast 19:30!

Wonderful content first! The second episode of "Shandong in the Cultural Relics" was broadcast at 19:30 tonight!

"Shandong in the Cultural Relics"

The second episode of "Grass Valley Feng Deng"

Since ancient times, China has established a long -term and splendid agricultural civilization with agricultural country. In the long history of the past 10,000 years, in the cycle of sowing and harvesting, the ancestors obtained a stable life, and civilization was born here.

Since ancient times, Shandong has the reputation of "a thousand miles", and the source of farming civilization has a long history. During the Warring States Period, Qi Guo claimed that "crown and clothes to show the world". During the Western Han Dynasty, the population density in Shandong ranked first in the country; the four major agricultural books in ancient China, three from Shandong, were "Qi Min Yao Shu", who was respected as "Agricultural Saint", A profound impact. Let us trace from the history of Shandong's agricultural history from the cultural relics and find Qilu's cultural root.

The program selected three influential cultural relics that are closely related to the theme of the "Grasson Valley": carbonized rice, Qin 诏 pottery quantity and Han portrait stone cattle farming. Tracing the source of the past and present life of cultural relics, start a journey of farming civilization.

Question one:

Carbonized rice

During the prehistoric period, rice has been reserved so far,

It was burned by the fire,

Or is it soaked by a special solution?

Question 2:

Qin Yan Tao

National Treasure Cultural Relics is full of rice

How many pounds are there?

Two pounds? Four pounds? Or ten pounds?

How did the carbonized rice eight thousand years ago be stored in time and space? As a tool for the uniformly measured food volume of the Qin Dynasty, how many pounds of "one volume"? What are the shapes of ancient "degrees", "quantity" and "balance"? What kind of changes have brought to the life of the ancestors? ... ... Sun Bo, Dean of the Shandong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology and Secretary -General of the Shandong Provincial Archaeological Society, gave a lecture on the spot to answer questions for the members of the research team and find the answer from the cultural relics!

At the same time as the ancient cultural relics, the ancient farming civilization was described through cultural relics, and the creative transformation and innovative development of Chinese culture were displayed. The program invites the new farmers of the new era to tell us about the new breakthrough of modern agriculture: what exactly is the sea and rice from Qingdao from Shandong to the world? What kind of new agricultural picture does the e -commerce celebrities who have rooted farmland bring you?

"Shandong in the Cultural Relics"

Broadcast at 19:30 tonight

Don't miss it!

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