漫步万年中华玉文化古方（Walk through the ancient Chinese jade culture of thousands of years）.docVIP

漫步万年中华玉文化古方（Walk through the ancient Chinese jade culture of thousands of years） The first piece of jade tools found more than ten thousand years ago, and since the first officially recognized by most scholars of jade (jade ring) that has more than 8000 years. So, in this nearly ten thousand years, Chinas jade article is how to develop, each historical period of jade and what are the characteristics of jade system, what is the difference? According to the unearthed jade and ancient documents, we can divide the history of Chinese jade culture of thousands of years is divided into the origin of jade culture (the reader), during the formation of jade culture, jade culture (artifact) development period (ritual) and jade culture of mature period (ornaments) four historical stages. This chapter will introduce to readers the development of jade articles in these four stages. First, the origin of jade culture In the long stone age, from ignorance to human has a vague sense of beauty, from rough to fine old stone making use of polished stone from in rags to decorative ornaments, which gave birth to the ancient jade. In the late period of the new period about 10000 years ago, the three conditions for the emergence of jade articles gradually met, which directly led to the emergence of jade articles. These three conditions are: First, the emergence of human aesthetics. Back in the late Paleolithic, the concept of beauty is rooted in the hearts of the people, 28000 years ago the Shanxi Zhiyu site unearthed a crystal making knife and a stone decorations, and has 18000 years of Beijing cave people period, exquisite decorations have become daily used by the people of that time, perforation of the beast teeth, small stone beads, small stone and unearthed in the ruins of a large number of. Second, the discovery of the United States stone. With the wide application of stone and polished stone, jade in its natural colors or in the process of using the formation of luster, temperature a