Luo Tian just told what he knew about the female general, and also specifically stated that some of the content came from some unofficial historical records, but the third child's expression became a bit sinister: "These will never happen.
It’s true, absolutely not!”
The cold underground and the cold voice made Luo Tian shiver: "What's wrong with you, third child?"
Fortunately, the lights here are brightly lit. Otherwise, Luo Tian thought he had bumped into a ghost. The expression of the third child was no better than that of a ghost. Why was he so excited? Luo Tian suddenly thought of a question, the third child, the seventh child, and the ninth master.
, all use numbers to replace names, but what are their original names?
"The third child..." Luo Tian watched the third child's expression slowly soften and then said: "What is your real name? When you were born, you had a name, right?"
At first, the third child stared blankly into Luo Tian's eyes, but suddenly his eyes looked at the ground unnaturally. Luo Tian chased him more and more: "You have a real name, right? Why did I hear Hong Xuanjiao say this?
Name, are you so excited? Is there some connection between you and her? "
Luo Tian was just deceiving the third child. Unexpectedly, the third child's face changed slightly: "You..."
"Ah, it seems I guessed it right." Luo Tian said: "If there is no connection, why do you care so much about this so-called unofficial history? Were you angry just now?"
"I..." The third child finally understood: "It turns out you were bluffing me!"
"Half and half." Luo Tian said: "It's your own expression that betrays you. Don't blame me. My bluffing skills are actually average. I've already reached this level. Is there anything else I can't say? This wild history
I'm afraid some of them are true and some are false. Which ones are true, which ones are false, and what is your relationship with her? Judging from your surprised look, I'm afraid you don't know there is a portrait of her here, do you? You don't know how to draw this.
Who is the person in the portrait?"
"I..." said the third child: "My surname is Hong. Now you should know who I am, right?"
"Then the female general is yours?"
"She is my aunt's aunt, right?" Lao San said: "In my impression, the things I heard are completely different from these. Also, look at her in the portrait, does she look like what was mentioned in the unofficial history?
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"It's not like that." Luo Tian said with certainty: "They say that appearance comes from the heart, and a person's face will reflect a person's heart to some extent, but her face is innocent, as if she is yearning for beautiful things. Of course, this
There is another possibility."
The third child, who was originally very satisfied with Luo Tian's explanation, suddenly heard a twist and became a little angry: "What else is possible? Didn't you say everything, it comes from the heart?"
"There is another saying, beauty is in the eye of the beholder." Luo Tian said: "Maybe no matter what this woman looks like, the painter thinks she is the most beautiful in the world, right? You know, what is shown in the painting now
She is an image in another person's eyes."
He is really good at talking, but the third child feels that it is unreasonable to argue: "Please sort out the remaining antiques first, and then go back to Master Jiu's study and we will discuss this matter."
"Okay." Luo Tian looked at it, and now there are only three things left, just small things. Compared with these, the painting and why this place exists are more attractive to him.
"Jade belt buckle." Luo Tian said quickly: "The jade material is Hetian white jade. The jade material is pure. The carving is in high relief. There is a chilong carved on the left and right belt buckles. It is vivid, extremely delicate and in perfect condition.
The so-called jade belt refers to a belt made of jade. Starting from the Qing Dynasty, the official jade belt usage system was abolished, but the jade belt still became a pure decoration popular among the people. The jade belt in the Qing Dynasty no longer had a very complete form, mainly
Mainly belt hooks and buckles, some of which have become pure ornamental objects and no longer have practical value for wearing. Among jade belt buckles, they are naturally things that can connect belts together. Don’t underestimate this little thing, because it is Hetian white jade.
It is also an antique from the Qing Dynasty, worth more than 100,000 yuan."
Without any pause, Luo Tian immediately picked up the second item, and Lao San held his hand: "Don't panic, I haven't taken any photos to record it yet. Even if you are in a hurry now, you still have to do your current job well."
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"It's my fault. Just record it slowly." Luo Tian said with a smile.
While the third child was recording, Luo Tian looked at the next item. This was a jade huang. In ancient China, the jade huang, together with jade congs, jade bis, jade guis, jade zhangs, jade ambers, etc., was listed in "The Rites of Zhou".
The book refers to the jade ritual utensils as the "six utensils for rites in all directions of heaven and earth". Among the six utensils, four types of jade utensils, including jade huang, jade cong, jade bi and jade gui, have the longest history and have appeared as early as the Neolithic Age.
In the Liangzhu culture, the jade huang is a ceremonial hanging ornament. Whenever religious ritual activities are performed, the wizard wears it. It is often combined with jade tubes and jade strings to form a series of exquisite hanging ornaments, showing the mystery of the wizard.
Each one is engraved with a complex or simple image of gods, humans and beasts.
The shape of the jade Huang can be divided into two types. One is a semicircular sheet with a slight cutout at the center, resembling a half jade; the other is a narrow arc shape. Generally, the jade Huang has holes punched at both ends for easy wearing with a lanyard.
After the Shang and Zhou dynasties, jade huangs gradually formed two functions: ritual vessels and ornaments. Jade huangs from the Neolithic Age are extremely rare to this day. Most of them can only be seen in some jade huangs from the Hemudu Culture and Liangzhu Culture periods, often with animal faces larger than the human body.
The jade huang is decorated with multi-layered low-relief animal face patterns, and the animal face is decorated with fine and complex negative lines. The jade huang of the Hemudu culture is small in size, thick, and the quality of the stone is far inferior to that of the jades of the Liangzhu culture.
Since the Shang Dynasty, jade huangs have become popular items for people to wear. It turns out that ordinary jade huangs cannot show the wearer's desire to beautify themselves, nor can they distinguish the status and identity of the wearer. Therefore, the jade huangs from the Shang dynasty have different decorative patterns and styles.
Diversification has appeared in order to meet the needs of jade lovers at all levels. Human-shaped Huang, bird-shaped Huang, fish-shaped Huang, animal-shaped Huang, etc. are the varieties innovatively created by jade carving artists of the Shang Dynasty. During the Warring States period, carved jade Huang appeared, most of which were modified.
Dragon pattern, after the Tang Dynasty, jade huangs gradually disappeared, and were replaced by various jade pendants.
The jade huang in front of you is made of Hetian white jade. One side is carved with a pattern of two people and two dragons. The carving method is mainly a raised positive pattern, with some inverted lines. The other side is a bird-shaped pattern with incised jade.
There are traces of the material, and there are double holes at both ends for wearing with a rope.
This jade huang glowed with a soft green light in Luo Tian's eyes, and precise numbers floated on it. Luo Tian immediately converted it in his mind, and looking at its decorations, he could already guess its origin.
By coincidence, the third child had already finished recording the previous item: "How was it?"
Luo Tian didn't answer the question: "What is your real name?"
"Hong Longsan." The third child finished: "Okay, now that I know it, tell me the result quickly."