Have these "pink tender and tender" cultural relics poke your girl's heart?

Recents Today, let's take a look at what cultural relics are "pink and tender", which exudes pink bubbles with love atmosphere! The picture shows the Beijing Palace Museum, the Furong Stone furnace of the Qing Dynasty. Yuan Huanhuan/Visual China

The picture shows the Beijing Palace Museum, a tourmaline bracelet in the Qing Dynasty. Yuan Huanhuan/Visual China

The picture shows the Palace Museum in Beijing, the tour tourism of the Qing Dynasty carved pine grape pattern. Yuan Huanhuan/Visual China

The picture shows the Hubei Museum. Yuan Huanhuan/Visual China

The picture shows the Hubei Museum. Yuan Huanhuan/Visual China

The picture shows the Qing Dynasty Furong Stone Cover of the Qing Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty -the Tibetan Palace Cultural Relics Exhibition of the Nanjing Museum. Liu Zhaoming/Visual China

The picture shows the Qing Dynasty cowpea red glaze dragon group flowers exhibited by the Guizhou Provincial Museum. Shi Yan/Vision China

The picture shows a monochrome glaze porcelain. Monochrome glaze porcelain wins solid color, subtle and timeless, low -key luxury. The slightest flaws are not allowed, and the overall aesthetic requirements are higher. In particular, the glazed quality and luster texture are particularly important. Monochrome glaze porcelain is also known as the highest state of porcelain collection. Tan Qingju/Southern Metropolis Daily/Visual China

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