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There are thousands of good things in the world, and it is impossible for all of them to fall into our home!

Chen Wenzhe felt a little emotional, this is the trouble of the rich, right?

He is very rich now, more money than anyone imagined.

With so much money, he should be able to buy everything he wants.

Therefore, the rich are fast, and there are too many.

Looking away, Chen Wenzhe looked at a green dragon on the other side.

Although many things cannot be bought with money, some cultural relics that look like tatters can really be bought.

Why?Because if these things are not knowledgeable, who would consider them treasures?

For example, on a stone wall, a dragon that can't be seen clearly?

"A dragon on the bluestone looks like a blue dragon!"

Although it is not a combination dragon, nor is it a plastic dragon, but its style is exactly the same as the number one green dragon he knows!

Can there be any extras of this kind of green dragon?Chen Wenzhe really felt very strange.

After seeing the earliest dragon and the first dragon in China, Chen Wenzhe thought of the first blue dragon in China.

That dragon should have belonged to the Xia Dynasty, unearthed in Yangluo, it should be 3700 years ago.

In other words, 700 years ago, a "green dragon" appeared, which is also the real "Chinese dragon".

Many people, especially children, do not like to go to museums.

Looking at the pieces of cultural relics behind the glass, I had too boring thoughts.

They are all waiting with joy, waiting for the next stop, the playground that is about to go.

When you grow up, you realize that it's not because the cultural relics are boring, but because you don't know the story behind the cultural relics.

Every cultural relic is a carrier of information, carrying a certain era, someone and someone's story.

Looking at the stories behind the cultural relics is like drinking and chatting with friends. The more you know about the stories, the friends will become old friends.

If someone asks you, what color is the dragon?

We will know something based on what we have seen. For example, Chen Wenzhe, his first reaction must be turquoise.

Maybe it was influenced by cartoons and TV dramas, and I later learned about the Taoist saying of "green dragon and white tiger", which further strengthened this stereotype.

But when you walk into Erlitou one day, you will know that everything has a reason.

Some people say that it should have been a "Dragon Flag" or a "Dragon Card".

But because the age is too long, only the turquoise decoration is left now.

Although the cloth, or the wooden sign has disappeared, the turquoise left behind is still vigorous.

This "little green dragon" was found in a high-standard noble tomb in the Erlitou site.

This dragon shoe is placed on the nobleman's right arm, and a copper bell is placed on the dragon's body.

The dragon-shaped feature is very obvious, the whole is inlaid and carved with green turquoise, and the nose and eyes are filled with green and white jade. The colors are gorgeous and the contrast is strong!

"Longqi Yangyang, and Ling Yangyang", probably like this!

This turquoise dragon-shaped vessel is composed of more than 2000 pieces of turquoise. The turquoise should have been glued and embedded in some kind of organic matter.

The turquoise dragon grows up in shape, the giant curls its tail, the body of the dragon is well curved, and the color is gorgeous.

The faucet is oblate, with spindle-shaped eyes, and the eyeballs are round cake-shaped white jade.

The bridge of the nose is composed of three semicircular blue and white jade pillars, and the garlic-shaped nose is made of turquoise.

The length of the dragon is 64.5 cm, and the widest part in the middle is 4 cm.

The body of the dragon has diamond-shaped scales composed of turquoise slices, and the tail of the dragon is curled inward, giving it a vivid image.

This turquoise dragon is unique among the early Chinese dragon image cultural relics seen so far, and it can be called a super national treasure.

Compared with the many handed down works exhibited in "National Treasure", this is a national treasure obtained in the process of modern archaeological refinement, and its preciousness is not ordinary.

The earliest blue dragon in China discovered by archaeologists is like the epitome of the Chinese cultural symbols in Erlitou.

Its appearance declares that it will appear on the emperor's clothing, on the beams and pillars of the temple, on the beautiful blue and white porcelain, and in the dreams, hearts, and songs of every descendant of the dragon.

At this time, Chen Wenzhe admired Li Jinli a little bit.

It is really interesting for him to build this Dragon Court.

However, Chen Wenzhe felt that Li Jinli was poaching the corner of the country!

There is a turquoise blue dragon hidden in the National Museum, and he has one here too.

Although it is a little small, even if it is not made of turquoise, it is very precious just because of its image.

This blue boulder doesn't look like a modern imitation at all. It should be a real antique, even from the Erlitou site.

This is the tragedy of modern times in China. No matter what it is, as long as it is owned by the state, the people can only keep more.

For example, the bone flute that Chen Wenzhe bought before, and of course, the three-legged frog bronze drum.

There are many collections in these countries, but perhaps even more are lost among the people.

Otherwise, how could Chen Wenzhe easily buy it?

There are quite a lot of dragon-shaped products in this Dragon Court.

It can be said that he has collected all kinds of dragons unearthed in China since 8000 years.

Among them, the dragon-shaped porcelain is the most, followed by the jade dragon.

Here, you can see the origin of the 8000-year-old dragon culture.

From prehistory to the Qin and Han Dynasties, what kind of transformation the dragon has experienced can be clearly seen here.

It is said that during the period from Yuxia to Xia Dynasty in our country, dragons were once raised.

There are Dong Fu of the Huanlong family and Liu Lei of the Yulong family.

The Erlitou site was identified as the late Xia capital.

The large turquoise dragon-shaped vessel unearthed in the site in 2002 is very representative.

Of course, in this site, not only turquoise dragon-shaped artifacts were unearthed, but also Erlitou turquoise bronze medals and so on.

The Erlitou site is a well-planned, large and orderly, unprecedented dynasty capital.

Many ancient Chinese cities and political systems originated from this.

Excavations began in 1959, and the remains can be divided into four periods.

Palaces, residential areas, pottery workshops, copper casting workshops, cellars, tombs and other relics were found in the site.

A large number of relics such as stone tools, pottery, jade, bronze, bone and horn ware, and clam ware were unearthed.

Among them, the bronze jue is the earliest known bronze vessel in my country.

Also unearthed from the ruins are several bronze medallions with animal faces inlaid with turquoise, which are exquisitely crafted.

On these bronze medals, extremely skilled mosaic technology is shown.

It is the earliest copper-inlaid jade product in my country, and it is also a rare art treasure.

Other bronze wares include tool knives, adzes, chisels, etc.; weapons such as Ge, Qi, and arrowheads; musical instruments such as bells.

The jade wares at the Erlitou site are rich in quantity and unique in style. The jade wares are in the shapes of kui, zhang, cong, axe, knives and handle-shaped ornaments, etc., and most of them are ritual wares.

The turquoise bronze medal unearthed in the Erlitou culture, many people think that the image of the dragon is portrayed on the bronze medal.

Of course, this is quite different from the dragon pattern we are familiar with, so why do you think it is a dragon?