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Jade · see civilization

Hongshan · Liangzhu Cultural Cultural Relics Exhibition

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"Jade · Civilization -Hongshan · Liangzhu Cultural Cultural Relics Exhibition" was held at the Inner Mongolia Museum. The exhibition is hosted by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cultural and Tourism Department, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cultural Relics Bureau, and hosted by the Inner Mongolia Museum. The exhibition invited 15 cultural and bloggers to participate in the exhibition, mainly with jade art relics, and exhibited more than 280 artifacts of Hongshan Culture and Liangzhu Culture.

Hongshan Culture and Liangzhu Culture are the representative culture of the middle and late stages of the Neolithic Age of my country, which belongs to the two different cultural systems of North and South. Hongshan Culture is the Neolithic Age culture, which is about 6500 to 5000 years ago, and is widely distributed in the Xiliao River Basin. It is named after the Site of Hongshan, Chifeng in Inner Mongolia; Liangzhu Culture is a Neolithic New Stone in about 5300 to 4,300 years ago. Times culture is mainly distributed in the area of the Lake Ruanhuang, and is named after the Liangzhu site in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.

"Jade · See Civilization -Hongshan · Liangzhu Cultural Cultural Relics Exhibition", mainly jade cultural relics, exhibited more than 280 pieces of Hongshan culture and Liangzhu culture boutique cultural relics, from the discovery of Hongshan culture and Liangzhu culture The development of the developed jade culture and the important contribution to the origin of Chinese civilization. We hope that through this tangible, sense, and effective exhibition method, we will deepen the research of the history of Chinese civilization to enhance historical consciousness and firm cultural self -confidence.

This exhibition was displayed from the discovery of Hongshan Culture and Liangzhu Culture, the developed jade culture, and the important contributions to the origin of Chinese civilization. The exhibition is mainly jade cultural relics, exhibiting more than 280 pieces of cultural relics in Hongshan Culture and Liangzhu Culture, including 36 first levels, 51 seconds, and 43 third -level.

New Stone Age Red Portrait Portrait (Complex)

Huang Yulong · Neolithic Age

Weng Niuteqi Museum Collection

Type C Jade Dragon is a typical representative of Hongshan Culture, and it is also one of the core jade ceremony of the ancestors of Hongshan. Jade material is the abrasive of Xiuyan Jade River. The overall polishing light is also very vivid for the close -up of the head of the head. The orbits are obliquely grinded, the eyes are prominent, and the shape of the overall dragon is full of dynamic. One is especially precious.