The Craft of Using Jade in China

From the prehistoric era, Jade is considered valuable for its bright translucency and severe quality. Therefore, in China it is not for Utilitarian purposes, but mainly has a sacred position for decoration and ceremonial purposes. In the Neolithic Jade Culture, Fengshan Culture is in a vast area from Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to Western Liaoning Province, and it is at its peak. This Neolithic culture in the northeastern part has characteristic features in the ball and produces a coiled dragon.

Relationship between Tamamachi in Kachin Province and Yunnan craftworkers continued for centuries, but Tam merchants opened in Hong Kong, broken by the communist revolution when craftworkers moved from Beijing and Shanghai to Hong Kong It was. Today, the quality of Bamboo crafts in Hong Kong far exceeds that in China and Taiwan. In the Hotan area, modern mining workers and prospectors use various methods. Some shovels and shovels pierce the banks of the river. Some people dig a pit with bare hands. The diesel engine power pump reveals promising rock fragments that can be sprayed on mud and rocks and further inspected with high-performance rigs.

Some of the most wonderful jade in China from the Yulong Kash River neighborhood near Hetian - the most famous one is a whitish sheep colored jade. The history of 2000 refers to the jade road in this area. Many of the gifts presented to the emperor were made of Heteen balls. 11,795 pounds of Hetian Mutton Jade was engraved on the statue of the ancient emperor leading the flood prevention work. Currently located in the Forbidden City. When the emperor of the Qing Dynasty expanded the Chinese empire to Yunnan Province in the 16th century, and now to the Kachin state of Myanmar, the Chinese changed from Haitian Jade to Jade. Kachin State is one of the major jade producing regions of the world. According to legend, the first jade stone brought into China was brought by a businessman with scorpions to balance his load from Kachin.

Emeralds are used to make practical and ritual items from furniture manufacturing and sales to burial of balls. Jade is regarded as "Emperor's Jewel". From the earliest middle Kingdom to the present, the most used Jade deposit is not only in Hotan in Xinjiang but also in other parts of China, such as Lantian and Shaanxi. There, white and green niflites were found in a small quarry, and pebbles and rocks from the river flowed east from the Kuen-Lun mountains to the Takla-Makan desert. The collection of Kawadama is concentrated in rivers of Yarkand, White Jade (Yurungkash), Black Jade (Karakash). Starting with the Khotan kingdom on the south side of the Silk Road, a tribute consisting of the most precious white jade each year is awarded to the Chinese Royal Court.