According to Global Times , citing Taiwan’s "China Times News Network", it is circulating on the Internet that the DPP authorities are preparing to select 90,000 fine products from the nearly 700,000 collections of the Taipei Palace Museum in Taipei to transfer them to the United States and Japan for "protection". The Taipei Palace Museum issued a public statement on this, saying that "there is no such thing."
Taipei Palace Museum (Photo source: Taiwan "China Times News Network")
At the end of 1948, the victory of the People's Liberation War was imminent, and National Government ordered the Palace Museum to select valuable cultural relics to transport to Taiwan with warships. The former Palace Museum's cultural relics were transported away 2,972 boxes in three batches. There are 852 boxes of cultural relics and other units of cultural relics transported to the Taiwan platform together. In 1965, the Kuomintang authorities announced the "reconstruction" of the Palace Museum in Taipei.
Although the Taipei Palace Museum denied transferring cultural relics to the United States and Japan, netizens did not let go of their hearts. These precious Chinese cultural relics are important witnesses to record the circulation of Chinese civilization over thousands of years and belong to all Chinese people. Today, Yizhanjun sorts out some of the treasures collected by the Palace Museum in Taipei -
Western Zhou Mao Gong Ding
Mao Gong Ding. It is an bronze tripod cast during the reign of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty (828 BC-782 BC). There is a 500-character bronze book engraved in the belly. It is the most inscriptions among the existing bronze ware and is known as the "Four Great National Treasures" of the late Qing Dynasty. This inscription tells about the real historical materials of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the content is complete and detailed, which can be regarded as a precious document "worthy of the previous "Shangshu".
Mao Gongding is of great value for studying the history of metallurgy and writing history of China. The late Qing Dynasty epigrapher Wu Dacheng said: "If Confucius met him on that day (referring to Mao Gong Ding), he would enter the Zhou Dynasty book and not deleted it." After the Mao Gong Ding was unearthed, it was handed over and kept secretly. During the Anti-Japanese War, it was almost seized by the Japanese military, and later it was transported to Taiwan in many places.
Tang Dynasty Yan Zhenqing " Commemoration to Nephew "
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"Commemoration to Nephew" is a draft of the Tang Dynasty calligrapher Yan Zhenqing in the first year of Qianyuan (758) of the Tang Dynasty. There are twenty-three lines in total and two hundred and thirty-four words. This manuscript was written in extreme grief and anger, and recounted the story of the father and son who were the father and son who were in charge of rebellion. During the rebellion of An Lushan, he stood up and resisted resolutely, resulting in the fact that "the father fell into his son and died, the nest was covered with eggs" and the righteousness was achieved.
"Commemoration for Nephew" is known as the "Three Great Running Stories in the World" and "Hong Kong" by Wang Xizhi's "Hong Kong" by Wang Xizhi's "Hong Kong" by Su Shi's "Hong Kong Cold Food Post" by Su Shi is known as the "Three Major Running Stories in the World" and is also known as "The Second Running Stories in the World".
Northern Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Huangzhou Cold Food Poetry Post"
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" Cold Food Poetry Post ", full name "Huangzhou Cold Food Poetry Post". It is a representative work of running script in the third year of Su Shi's deposed in Huangzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1082). There is a postscript to Huang Tingjian on the left, which is known as "the first in Su's calligraphy", and was even named "the third running script in the world" at the end of the 20th century.
"Cold Food Post" was written during the trough period of Su Shi's life when he was demoted to Huangzhou. It is a witness to his miserable life and a symbol of his artistic peak. Huang Tingjian commented: " Dongpo This poem is similar to Li Taibai , but I am afraid that Taibai has not been everywhere. This book also has the style of Yan Lu Gong , Yang Shaoshi , and Li Xitai. Try to make Dongpo do it again, which may not be the case. If Dongpo sees this book again, he should laugh at me for being honored in the absence of Buddha."
Eastern Jin Dynasty Wang Xizhi's " Quick Snow Shi Qing Tie "
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"Quick Snow Shi Qing Tie" is a calligraphy treasure of the Eastern Jin Dynasty calligrapher Wang Xizhi, written in running script, and is a letter written to his friend Zhang Hou. The material of this post is paper, with a dimension of 23 cm in height and 14.8 cm in width. It is generally considered to be a fine copy of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Qianlong named it the first treasure of " Sanxitang ". He personally wrote 71 pieces of calligraphy. In his later years, due to poor eyesight, he changed to Dong Gao to write three pieces of calligraphy, which shows how Emperor Qianlong loved this post.
Yuan Dynasty Huang Gongwang " Fuchun Mountain Residence Picture "
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"Fuchun Mountain Residence Picture" is a work by Huang Gongwang, a painter of the Yuan Dynasty . It was created from 1347 to 1350. It is based on the Fuchun River in Zhejiang as the background. The layout of mountains and water is sparse and dense, and the ink is used in both dark and dry. The ink is beautiful and elegant, but the temperament is extraordinary and very varied. It is Huang Gongwang's representative work and has been praised by later generations as "the orchid in painting" and "the first magical work of landscape painting".
Wu Hongyu treasured "Fuchun Mountain Residence" for 40 years. He regards paintings as his life and is almost crazy. In 1650, Wu Hongyu wanted to burn the painting before his death, but fortunately his nephew "takes chestnuts from the fire" and survived, but it had been burned into two sections. Later generations call the first paragraph of the volume "The Remaining Mountains", and the remaining volume is "The Useless Teachers' Volume".
"Unuseless Teacher Volume" is stored in the Palace Museum in Taipei, and "Remaining Mountain Picture" is stored in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum. On June 1, 2011, the "Fuchun Mountain Residence" that has been divided into two sides of the Taiwan Strait for more than 60 years was finally exhibited in Taipei with the common expectations of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Northern Song Dynasty Fan Kuan " Stream Travel Map "
"Stream Travel Map" is Fan Kuan's only remaining work. The mountains, rivers, water, and rocks in the painting are carefully outlined and present a three-dimensional sense of space. The characters and horses can also be vividly displayed under the limitations of extremely small size. It is said that Dong Qichang, the Ming Dynasty , evaluated this painting as "the first in Song Dynasty painting".
Xu Beihong commented on this painting as follows: "There are two treasures in China. The most mesmerizing thing about the Forbidden City is Fan Zhongli "Traveling in the Streams and Mountains", which is magnificent and majestic, ancient and truly created by thousands of people. This painting is a giant frame, and a mountain top accounts for two-thirds of the area of the entire painting, and the layout is abrupt, which makes people shocked. The whole painting is written in an entire painting, without any failure. The exquisiteness of the people of the Northern Song Dynasty's art is really fascinating."
Northern Song Dynasty Guo Xi "Picture of Early Spring"
"Picture of Early Spring" is a representative work of the Northern Song Dynasty painter Guo Xi. It combines panoramic style with a combination of lofty, flat and profound composition, showing the majestic momentum of the northern mountains and valleys in early spring. The upper right side of the painting contains a poem written by Emperor Qianlong: "The tree has just burst into leaves and the leaf stream is frozen, and the pavilions are at the top of the top, without being decorated with willows and peaches, the spring mountains are as steaming as before."
Northern Song Dynasty Ru kiln Sky blue patternless Narcissus basin
Ru kiln is an official kiln in the Northern Song Dynasty Huizong Dynasty. It is famous for its Sky blue glaze color. This piece of Ru porcelain has a pure glaze without patterns, and its warm and elegant color is exactly what the Song people want to pursue as the tranquility and cheerful beauty of rain and sunny. It is verified that it is the only remaining piece passed down from generation to generation.
Qing Dynasty Qingyu cabbage
This piece of Qingyu cabbage was originally a decoration tool for Yonghe Palace . Yonghe Palace was the palace where Concubine Jin lived in the late Qing Dynasty. It is said that Qingyu cabbage was the dowry he married. The two small insects on the vegetable leaves are katyx and locust , which means more children and more blessings.
Qing Dynasty Meat-shaped stone
This Qing Dynasty jade is stacked layer by layer. The craftsmen process it according to their natural characteristics. The top creates the effect of pores and dyes the upper layer reddish-brown, making it like the skin soaked in soy sauce, reminiscent of the tender and juicy taste.
The cultural imprint carried by the Palace Museum in Taipei
has always been in line with the mainland of the motherland
China's national treasure, no one can be left behind!
(Original title: Taipei Palace Museum refutes rumors and transfers collections to the United States and Japan. None of these rare Chinese national treasures can be missing!)
Source: Yizan
Process Editor: TF021
