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Nanjing Museum has a collection of 100000 cultural relics from ancient times to the Republic of China. The collection is rich in connotation and has high historical, artistic and scientific value. It is a witness of Nanjing history. Among the cultural relics in the collection, Nanjing People's skull fossil, blue glaze feather pattern pan Kou pot, celadon lotus Zun, Wang, Xie family epitaph, blue and white Xiao He chasing Han Xin plum vase, jade belt inlaid with cloud dragon pattern, yuweng playing lotus cup, Qibao Ayu King pagoda and other cultural relics are well-known at home and abroad. They are typical representatives of the essence of cultural relics in a historical period.

This post will introduce the precious cultural relics of Nanjing Museum and Nanjing Museum in four parts

Part I: special exhibition hall of Nanjing Museum

1. Treasure of the town hall: one exhibition hall is only a treasure

2. Golden China special exhibition: Nanjing Museum, Shaanxi History Museum, Hubei Provincial Museum, Yunnan Provincial Museum, Inner Mongolia Museum and other national gold treasures gathered, which can be called a grand gathering of local gold

3. Golden China Jewelry Fair

4. Pentium matte Exhibition: excellent cultural relics of Tibetan horses

5. Walking in front of Buddha: all kinds of gold and copper Buddha statues collected in the imperial palace of Qing Dynasty

6. Excellent watches and clocks: selection of Chinese and Western mechanical clocks and watches

7. Splendor in prosperous times: exquisite and gorgeous porcelains of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong Dynasties

8. Furnishings of the Qing Palace: all kinds of cultural relics and furnishings in the palace are collected in the past, which are magnificent

On November 6, 2013, the newly renovated Nanjing Museum will be officially opened to the public. China's largest, most complete and top-level gold ware Exhibition "golden China" presents a cultural and Expo feast for the public on the second floor of the special exhibition hall.

This exhibition brings together the most important archaeological discoveries of gold objects in Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Hubei, Yunnan and Jiangsu. Covering the East, West, North and south, the period lasted from the Warring States period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is not only a history of Chinese gold ware development, but also a 3000 year history of golden China.

Gold is the most corrosion-resistant of natural metals, and the gold objects in the display cabinet look as bright as new. One of the earliest national treasures in the exhibition is a gold lamp with pan shaped patterns from the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng in Hubei Province. It has a dignified and dignified shape. The lid and belly of the cup are decorated with exquisite patterns. Its weight is more than 2kg, and the purity of gold is 99%. It is the largest and heaviest piece of gold ware unearthed in the pre Qin period. Gold products appeared in the Shang Dynasty 3000 years ago at the latest in China, but they were all accessories of other objects or people. The gold vessels used independently appeared in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. Hubei was an important gold producing area at that time. It was born out of the superb bronze casting technology. Once the gold ware developed independently, it was brilliant.