national treasure - colored glaze about the difference between feeder and glass（国家宝藏u2014u2014彩釉馈线和玻璃之间的区别）.docVIP

National Treasure - colored glaze about the difference between feeder and glass Glass is the traditional Chinese arts and crafts and the art of architecture, decoration materials, is the jewel in glazed pottery. Thousands of years, it will not only beautify people’s lives played an important role, and in its dealings with the people of all countries to act as a friendly messenger. However, about the history of colored glaze, constitute the points, and the difference between materials, glass, people know very little about, often confuse the glass, and glass, glassware three The purpose of this paper is to a complete and accurate understanding of colored glaze . A glass origin and history of colored glaze, the ancient Chinese called “bi displaced, the” barking sulfur glass “or” drug glass, and later the province “exile” or “sulfur glass. Modern writing “Glass” Chinese glass first appeared in the Warring States period, pursuant to which the projections of colored glaze, two thousand four hundred years of history, then glazed the minority with calcined synthesis molded, and more generally from natural minerals, processed refined into bi?? (bi *, *, the aristocratic dress material. both from appearance and chemical composition analysis, similar to modern feeder or special glass, and the yield is scarce, and treat them as their precious jade. the Liuli its name in the scriptures of the emergence of found lt;lt; Hanshu? Western Regions gt;gt;: “? Y (ji Penn State a ... the Abas, coral, amber, jade displaced.” Analysis of the Functions NOTE cited lt;lt; Wei slightly gt;gt;: large Qin red, white, black, yellow, blue, green, pale green, purple, red, purple, ten displaced. “Accordingly, we can, when the Han Dynasty, the Western countries have also emerged glassmaking craft . Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian, to break down the roads of China and Western countries, cultural exchanges and economic and trade, the rapid development of glassmaking cr