The Cultural Relics Of The Jin Dynasty Were First Exhibited At The Heilongjiang Provincial Museum.

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The 8 relics include the ladies' trousers and skirts, one of the men's men's robes, trousers, hanging dresses (a special type of trousers), the tortoise shell hairpin of a man's tomb, a pair of gold handles, and the silver silver cards unearthed in the tomb.

According to Liu Liping, a researcher at the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum, the costumes of the Jin Dynasty are very exquisite. For example, men's gowns are made of gold brocade, made of yellow silk, with silk and cotton interlayer.

These materials come from the Central Plains, but the styles have obvious cultural characteristics of the nzhen nationality.

The clothes of the two grave owners are narrow sleeves, left, and pants have pedals. This is closely related to the production and life style of the Nu nationality's horse hunting.

Liu Liping said that in May 1988, a noble Tomb of Jin Dynasty was discovered in the village of Cheng Zi village, A Cheng, Harbin.

Archaeologists discovered through rescue excavation that the tomb was a tomb of the stone coffin wooden coffin, which was buried by the couple.

The male and female grave owners are dressed in gorgeous and complete costumes. The male grave owner wears 8 layers and 17 costumes, and the female grave owner wears 9 layers and 16 costumes, including crown ornaments, clothes, shoes and socks.

At the same time unearthed jade, agate, gold and silver and other ornaments were used by the highest class in the Jin Dynasty.

Experts believe that the tomb of the tomb of the king is the king of Qi Dynasty, Wang Yan Yan couple.

The Jin Dynasty has a history of more than 800 years.

Unearthed from the tomb of Qi State in Jin Dynasty