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1、会计学1AncientChineseCraftsandSkills Contents Jade & Seal Bronze WarePottery & Porcelain Lacquer Ware Kite Shadow Puppetry Paper Cutting第1页/共96页consummate. 第2页/共96页第3页/共96页第4页/共96页第5页/共96页第6页/共96页第7页/共96页第8页/共96页第9页/共96页第10页/共96页figures, animals or daily appliances was amazingly in accord with the char

2、acteristics of Tang art - graceful and lively. Preferred by many foreigners to the region, the tricolor glazed pottery had been transported all over the world.第11页/共96页第12页/共96页第13页/共96页第14页/共96页第15页/共96页第16页/共96页第17页/共96页reputation for over 2,000 years up to now, produced delicate and hard celadon

3、porcelain; while the De Kiln became the earliest kiln that baked black porcelain.第18页/共96页第19页/共96页Province was greatly prized for its white porcelain as white like snow. Kilns baking porcelain for the royalty sprang up producing elegant and dainty works.第20页/共96页第21页/共96页第22页/共96页Jun kiln was kept

4、exclusively for the royal family and common people had no right to collect it no matter how much money they possessed. 第23页/共96页第24页/共96页第25页/共96页第26页/共96页one was quite good at engraving and printing flower patterns. While the Ge Kiln produced articles with various grains and produced an amount of a

5、rtworks greater than those of the other four.第27页/共96页第28页/共96页第29页/共96页第30页/共96页第31页/共96页第32页/共96页第33页/共96页Culture Relics第34页/共96页第35页/共96页第36页/共96页第37页/共96页第38页/共96页第39页/共96页第40页/共96页第41页/共96页第42页/共96页第43页/共96页第44页/共96页第45页/共96页第46页/共96页第47页/共96页第48页/共96页第49页/共96页The Three Kingdoms, the Western an

6、d Eastern Jin dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties: a temporary craze for eating jade;第50页/共96页第51页/共96页第52页/共96页第53页/共96页tigers and sea animals;Ming and Qing dynasties: a feeling of magnificence and a style of simplicity, robust and bold and unconstrained.第54页/共96页第55页/共96页第56页/共96页whi

7、ch represented the highest authority. The first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, had his Xi made out of the invaluable and beautiful jade Heshi Bi. 第57页/共96页第58页/共96页第59页/共96页sculptors.第60页/共96页第61页/共96页第62页/共96页第63页/共96页extremely brilliant: bronze was widely used mostly as musical instruments in sa

8、crificial temples, as weapons of war and other vessels in court life. 第64页/共96页第65页/共96页which posterity admired their wisdom with awe.第66页/共96页mother. It represented the highest artistic level. 第67页/共96页第68页/共96页第69页/共96页第70页/共96页第71页/共96页第72页/共96页unveiled the history of lacquer techniques.第73页/共96页

9、第74页/共96页第75页/共96页第76页/共96页第77页/共96页第78页/共96页第79页/共96页第80页/共96页第81页/共96页第82页/共96页第83页/共96页第84页/共96页第85页/共96页popular means of decoration among country folk, especially women.第86页/共96页senior, the character Shou represents longevity and will add delight to the whole celebration; while a pattern of plum

10、p children cuddling fish signifies that every year they will be abundant in wealth. 第87页/共96页第88页/共96页第89页/共96页began to miss their homes and scattered without fighting in the war. Xiang Yu, who had been so powerful and renowned for a time, cut his throat. Another use during this period was to deliver urgent messages.第90页/共96页flying various kites reflected the pleasing mood of the spring. Kite-flying is now believed to be good for the health.第91页/共96页第92页/共96页第93页/共96页第94页/共96页第95页/共96页