Leziren’s happy life in Marvel

Of course, in addition to these gossips, there are also many bronze vessels that record important events. The differences are also obvious. Those bronze vessels that record gossips are mostly cooking utensils or wine vessels used by the nobles at that time.

The bronze vessels that record important events are mostly ritual vessels or musical instruments used for sacrifices.

In other words, people at that time paid great attention to rituals, music, and sacrifices, and rituals, music, and sacrifices were also the most important, sacred, and solemn ceremonies at that time. Therefore, in many cases, only the bronzes here had the highest specifications, the most complete records, and the content was very serious.

Of course, although Shaanxi Libo is very impressive and has a lot of bronzes, he is not the eldest son after all. Many really good things, such as the treasures of national sacrifices, were lent by the Prince Guobo in the museum.

The museums don't even know the return date. Didn't you see that when Sherlock mentioned the National Museum's collection in a TV program before his time travel, the screen was filled with comments about returning the tripod.

Just from those barrages, you can tell how much resentment these non-legendary museums have in their hearts.

However, this does not mean that there are no good things in one of the top museums such as Shaanxi Libo. Among them, what impressed Sherlock the most was a bronze vessel named Bronze Dragon.

Two giant dragons overlapped and entrenched in one place. The length of the entire bronze vessel was more than one meter. The shapes of the two dragons were clear and bright, and even the scales on their bodies were lifelike.

It's just that because this thing is so old, even those experts can't guess what this Double Dragon Bronze Dragon is used for. They can only roughly guess that this thing is the base of something.

Sherlock even saw a model of the bronze chariot of the Qin Dynasty in the Qin Emperor's Mausoleum, and madly lamented that his charming ancestor was indeed the earliest and largest collector of forehead figures in the world.

Look at this bronze chariot and horse. It is even more exquisite than the current model. From the details of the vehicle to the carving of the characters and the casting of the horse, everything is lifelike. In other words, except that the proportion is not one to one, this thing is really It’s exactly the same as the real thing!

And through these exquisite bronzes that are even difficult to imitate now (difficult to imitate means to use ancient methods to make them, not to use modern industry to make them) Sherlock also truly recognized that many netizens are What I said when reading some historical novels.

Our ancestors just didn't know as much as we do, and didn't know as much about the world as we do. That's not stupid!

Anyway, after experiencing these exquisite bronzes and the complicated casting techniques with his own eyes, Sherlock felt that he could no longer stand the many fabricated historical novels.

Of course, the most important emotion is that, damn it, I have traveled through time, and none of the seniors said to find our charming ancestor and give him an elixir of longevity and a map of the world.

Otherwise, God knows what Marvel would be like now.

Thanos descends on Earth only to find himself trapped in an endless people's war? Or will eight billion mad dogs come out of the cage to establish the interstellar Qin and build the Great Wall of the Universe?

Anyway, Sherlock wouldn't have thought of it!

After visiting the largest Qin and Han pavilions, Sherlock hired a tour guide and started to visit the later pavilions. Unfortunately, the cultural relics displayed in the later pavilions were difficult to compare with those of the Qin and Han Dynasties in terms of quantity and quality. The museum gives people a shock.

But there is nothing we can do about it. After all, the emergence of ironware since the Sui and Tang Dynasties has gradually replaced the role of bronzeware and begun to penetrate into people's lives at that time.

The emergence of iron tools is indeed a good thing for the entire civilization, but it is a disaster for archaeology.

After all, compared with bronze, ironware is too easy to rust and disappear in the long river of history, just like the Mod Dao of the Tang Dynasty.

Almost anyone who understands history knows how famous the Mo Dao team of the Tang Dynasty was, and how terrifying the Mo Dao team's record was in the battle formation at that time.

But it is a pity that until now, no actual Mo Dao has been unearthed, which also gave this most powerful weapon at the time a layer of mystery.

However, the main reason is actually the immature technical conditions at the time and the difficulty in preserving iron tools.

But this does not mean that there are no good things in other exhibition halls. Sherlock will tell you that there are, and there are really a lot of them!

Although many of them are trinkets such as gold, bronze mirrors, jade, bronze, and silver, they are enough to make people feel surprised. After all, who doesn’t like glittering exhibition halls?

To put it bluntly, since the beginning of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the price of many gold items in the venue has even exceeded the current price of gold, although these items are also gold.

Among them, what impressed Sherlock very deeply was the display cabinet at the corner. The display cabinet was just an ordinary display cabinet, but the things inside were really touching.

A mountain of gold cakes, and the legendary gold horseshoe that even Sherlock had seen for the first time.

The glittering scene has also become the place where the largest number of people gather in this exhibition hall. It can only be said that the desire for gold is human instinct at any time.

Of course, in addition to this, Sherlock also saw a very interesting gadget, which was the currency of the time.

Although they are all coins with round square holes, this is also the first time Sherlock has seen money made of gold!

It turns out that it is not only popular among foreigners to use gold coins and other things, but we also have them here!

Of course, in addition to these gadgets, Sherlock also wanted to see the things he wanted to see most, and the jade seal with the same style as the bus card was naturally one of them.

But what is different from what Sherlock imagined is that this damn thing is not the jade seal used by the emperor, but the jade seal used by the queen!

It makes people feel uncomfortable!

Of course, the remaining treasures like Dugu Xin’s coal seal, gold and silver-gilt copper bamboo incense burner, tiger charms, sachet balls and other treasures were all taken for souvenirs.

The rest is naturally a pleasant shopping trip.

You must know that Shaanxi Libo's cultural and creative products are famous among all rabbits. Sherlock has been gearing up for a long time.

First, he missed the bus pass that he had been thinking about for two lifetimes, then the one-to-one imitation smoker, and the Tiger Talisman Sherlock also bought a sachet ball for each of the two lolita and hung it on his body. Loli is also very satisfied.

It is worth mentioning that Sherlock also bought an obsidian polyhedron seal of the same type as the Dugu letter to give to Tony.

After all, if Sherlock remembers correctly, Tony will have a daughter in the future. Compared with Duguxin, the strongest father-in-law during the Warring States Period, I believe that Tony, the richest father-in-law in the world, will not do errands.

It's just that Dugu Xin's strongest father-in-law is because his son-in-law is awesome. As for Tony, well, it's very likely that Tony is awesome.

But they are both the strongest father-in-law, there is not much difference!