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Continue to flip through the photos, and there is actually a bronze mirror underneath.

The gold, silver and copper square mirror is mixed with the copper square scorpion. The scorpion is placed in the mirror, and there is another lifting spoon inside the scorpion. The spoon has a slender handle and a ring-shaped handle.

Put wine in the pot and pot, and put ice in the cup to achieve the effect of ice wine.

The most famous combination of Fang Jian Fou is the two unearthed from the tomb of Zeng Hou Yi.

The Zenghou Yi Tong Bing Jian is not only large in size, but also very ingenious in design.

The copper pot is inside, and the copper mirror is outside. There is enough space between the mirror pots for ice cubes and ice wine.

Different from other Jianfu combinations, the Zeng Hou Yi Bronze Ice Jian also has a Jian cover, with a square opening in the middle of the Jian cover, and the mouth of the copper fou is just embedded in it.

This also makes the shape of the entire Jian Fou more complete.

The three-dimensional decoration on the surface of the vessel is also careful enough. It uses four beasts as its feet, and the body of the vessel has eight arched dragon-shaped ear buttons.

There are small dragons winding around the tail of the button, and two five-petal small flowers are dotted on it.

In the absence of a refrigerator, the ancients could enjoy iced drinks in the hot summer.

So in ancient times, where did the summer ice come from?

In the hot summer, the natural ice used by the ancients must have been collected in advance.

Judging from the literature records, the ancients began to use ice since the Western Zhou Dynasty.

From 2002 to 2005, archaeologists discovered a large "Royal Ice Room" in the No. [-] site of Changle Palace in Chang'an City, Chang'an Han Dynasty.

In 1992, a stone "hidden freezer" was discovered in the underground palace of the tomb of Queen Han and Liang Xiao in Mangdang Mountain, Yongcheng, Nanhe.

Now in the Forbidden City of Shendu, there are 4 existing Qing Dynasty ice cellars.

The ancients harvested ice in the cold winter and stored the ice cubes in a cold ice cellar.

"On the second day, the ice was cut and rushed, and on the third day, it was accepted in Lingyin."

"Lingyin" is the ice cellar, and the ice cellar has different names in different periods. It was called "Lingyin (Ling room)" in the pre-Qin period.

It was called "ice well" in Han, Wei, Tang and Song Dynasties, and "ice cellar" in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

"Second Day" refers to the twelfth lunar month every year, and "Third Day" refers to the first month of the lunar calendar.

The ancients mined a large amount of ice cubes from frozen lakes and rivers in the twelfth lunar month of winter, and then stored these ice cubes in ice cellars in the first lunar month.

At that time, there was a person in charge of ice affairs called "Ling Ren".

In the Tang Dynasty, there were also regulations on the size and thickness of each block of ice. It was stipulated that "every year, one thousand pieces of ice (ice) are stored, three feet square, and one foot five thick."

In the mid-spring season, the emperor will hold a special ice-opening ceremony, and lambs will be sacrificed during the sacrifice process.

It can be seen that even for the noble class, ice cubes are very rare.

Generally speaking, princes, ministers and officials have the right to use ice.

For the ancients, Tongbingjian was exactly equivalent to the "refrigerator" of that era.

Perhaps these things were more popular in the ancient royal family, so as long as there is a bronze mirror in the tomb of a prince.

Otherwise, there wouldn't be so many bronze mirrors here, that is to say, each bronze mirror represents the tomb of an ancient prince?

Fortunately, this was dug before liberation, otherwise, the whole family of the stall owner would have to eat peanuts!

However, they survived and passed on these treasures to the present, that is their blessing.

The more he looked at the photos, the more emotional Chen Wenzhe felt.

It is not easy for this stall owner's family to be able to protect these antiques more than 100 years ago.

Obviously, they found a lot of tripods and gui, and it is absolutely impossible to only have nine tripods and eight gui.

It's no wonder that they stacked up a set of nine tripods and eight gui for taking pictures.

At this time, Chen Wenzhe had once again seen a set of seven tripods and six gui.

This time, perhaps because the number is relatively small, he can see more clearly.

Therefore, Chen Wenzhe could clearly see the inscriptions on the tripod and gui that appeared in the photo.

Many bronze wares from the Western Zhou Dynasty have been unearthed, and tripods and guis are not so rare.

Among them, there are quite a few famous ones, such as the Tianzhu Ding, Defang Ding, Yihou Cuigui, Xiaoyu Ding, He Zun, etc., all of which were important vessels in the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Bronze wares like Xiaoyuding are famous because of the inscriptions on them.

The reason why the bronze wares on the album in front of me are not famous is because no one has seen them, and no one has researched anything through the inscriptions on them.

Chen Wenzhe knew that as long as these things were exposed, it would soon cause a great sensation.

Even if the things are not exposed, just rubbing the inscriptions can cause a great sensation.

It seems that this family has done a good job in protecting these bronzes.

Looking around, the bronze tripod and gui appeared without a few inscriptions, and there were other bronze wares with few inscriptions.

In such a comparison, the huge bronze carriage is nothing.

It felt better to look at the photos, and a smile appeared on Chen Wenzhe's face.

The greatest value of the bronze ware lies in its inscriptions, and this family has put a lot of thought into it.

However, even if a sky-high price is paid, they deserve it.

"Hey, this tripod is not bad, it looks like a famous tripod."

Looking at the photo, Chen Wenzhe saw a blue vessel that looked like Tiger Father Yi Ding.

This tripod has a diameter of 16.8 cm and a height of 20 cm.

The reason why he is said to be like the Tiger Father Yi Ding is because this kind of bronze tripod was very common in the early Western Zhou Dynasty.

The Tiger Father Yi tripod is engraved with the words "Tiger Father Yi" near the mouth on the inner wall.

At present, this bronze ware with three column feet is collected in the Palace Museum. According to relevant research, this bronze ware was made to worship Father Yi.

Obviously, the Ding Shang in the photo also has two inscriptions of Father Yi, and it was also made to worship Father Yi.

Therefore, this tripod can also be called the father Yi tripod, whether it is the tiger father Yi tripod is another matter.

Familiar bronzes like this one, and some, like tiger halberds.

One was unearthed in 1958 and it was hidden in the Palace Museum of my country.

The height of this object is about 44.3 centimeters, the milling distance is about 27 centimeters, and the weight is [-] kilograms.

This type of instrument is a kind of percussion music in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which appeared in the middle stage of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Therefore, it is not surprising that the same thing was unearthed in other ancient tombs.

There are many bronze wares that are also musical instruments, such as copper bells, copper bells, etc., as well as Tao Xun.

The Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties in my country were a historical period in which music flourished.

At this time, many ancient musical instruments came to the stage, showing their elegant and artistic beauty.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty, the thought of ritual and music system swept the world, and court ritual and music emerged spontaneously.

According to legend, the ritual and music system of the Western Zhou Dynasty.It was established by Zhou Gongdan with reference to Xia Li and Yin Li.

The ritual and music system of the Western Zhou Dynasty is a hierarchical music system, and there are complex music etiquette.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty, a court music institution - Da Si Yue was also established.

Some noble children are also specially educated in music.

According to the ancient documents of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the common musical instruments in the Western Zhou Dynasty mainly include chime bells, stone chime, qin and se, yu, bamboo flute, drum, qin, xun, cymbal, and duo, etc., and the production technology is quite high.