Jade in the middle of Ming Dynasty was 20.4 cm long, 20.65438 0 cm wide and 0.9 cm thick. Old collection of Qing palace. Jade Qing is blue and white, with a beam carved with double dragons on it. On both sides of the beam, there are copper and gold-plated chains, and the Qing Dynasty is hung below. The front of the chin is moire, carved with fire beads of Shuanglong, which leans up and down, accounting for half of the jade. On the back of the Qing Dynasty, there are three-star statues of Fu, Shou and Lu, and there are two waiters, pine, deer, crane and ganoderma lucidum, which means "three stars shine high".
Qing is an ancient musical instrument, which is usually composed of many pieces, arranged according to scales. This jade chime is a single piece, which is an interior decoration and furnishings evolved from musical instruments. The pearl pattern of Shuanglong Opera is an important pattern commonly used on court objects in Ming Dynasty.
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Qing was first used in the music and dance activities of the Han nationality, and later used for banquets in halls of emperors and upper rulers, sacrificial ceremonies and band performances in court etiquette activities, becoming a "ritual vessel" symbolizing its status. After the Tang and Song Dynasties, new music rose, and the Qing Dynasty was an elegant music band only used for sacrificial ceremonies.
According to the place of use and the way of playing, music can be divided into two kinds: special music is an instrument played by the emperor when he sacrifices heaven and earth and ancestors; Pianqin is composed of several pianos, which are hung on a wooden frame to play, mainly used for court music. During the Warring States period more than 2,000 years ago, the textile and manufacturing technology of Chu reached a high level.
A tool used by Buddhism to make a meditator summon him at an appropriate time.