Xin poetry

For a long time, the crane was locked in the sky and the new cage suddenly opened; Lin He used to smell Xin Qing dance, and Yan Luan suspected toffee; I am ashamed of my ambition, I have no matter; The Buddhas of the Third World are like rabbits, fearful of eagles, and their ancestors are as far away as dragons' wings. Pull the monarch to the highest top, don't envy Qian Xin's saddle;

Introduction to Angel:

Xin (Pinyin: xρn) is two kinds of commonly used Chinese words. Xin is the name of the store and the name of the person, which means wealth and splendor. Also pronounced xù n, it refers to a jar.

Jar introduction:

Yongyu was one of the great pots in the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is a food container, which can also hold water and ice to store food. There are many inscriptions on cultural relics, which are of great research value and have important historical value for studying the land system of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the political status of historical figures at that time. It was one of the important standard instruments in Zhou Wang period. Now it is hidden in Xi 'an Museum.

This object is 47 meters high and 58 centimeters in diameter. It is one of the big pots in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Small mouth, straight belly, ears, high circle feet. There is a long nose elephant head with a round carving on the front and back leaves. The whole pattern is full of fine thunder patterns. The main pattern on the abdomen is the leaf-shaped animal body pattern, and the neck and circle feet are decorated with dragon pattern and disintegrated Metamormon face pattern respectively.

There are 123 words cast in aluminum on the insole, which describes a field in Shiyong entrusted by the emperor by Gong Yi. The ministers who attended the ceremony were Xing Bo, Yin Shi, Shi Pufu, Qian Zhongshu and other officials, as well as officials such as Stuart and Sigong.

Bronze cans are ancient large food containers, which can hold water or ice. Bronze cans were first seen in the late Shang Dynasty, popular in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and still found in the Spring and Autumn Period. Bronze pots are generally large in size, so they are often used in conjunction with bronze baskets to take rice or meat from the pots.

The two-week history, especially the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty, is almost blank, and it needs to be supplemented by the discovery of underground data. Yongyu's discovery provided a material basis for studying the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The historical materials recorded in the inscriptions on cultural relics are of great historical value to the study of the land system of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the political status of historical figures at that time, and are one of the important standards of the Zhou and Wang Dynasties.