84 Pieces Of Qing Dynasty Palace Museum

A total of 84 pieces of jewellery, including royal ritual vessels, imperial implements, palace costumes, dining utensils and furniture furnishings, were selected from all the tens of thousands of artifacts in the the Imperial Palace Museum in Shenyang.

Exhibits

Yesterday morning, the relics of the Qing Dynasty Palace Museum in Shenyang, the Imperial Palace.

The the Imperial Palace of Shenyang was called "Shengjing Palace" in the Qing Dynasty. It was a palace built by Emperor Taizu and Emperor Tai Chi in the Qing Dynasty before the entry of the Qing Dynasty. After the Qing Dynasty established the capital of Beijing, Shenyang the Imperial Palace became the imperial palace of the eastern inspection of the tomb of Nur Ha Che, and also brought a lot of palace treasures.

A total of 84 pieces of jewellery were displayed, covering Royal ritual vessels, imperial implements, palace costumes, dining utensils, and so on.

Baby watch

The refrigerator used by Qianlong is only washbasin size.

There was no electricity in ancient times, but in the Qing palace, you could also use the fridge.

A square box, the size of the washbasin, this is the refrigerator used by emperors in the Qing palace.

The refrigerator is made of wood and lead, with a small round hole at the bottom corner, which is used for discharging water when it is ice melted.

The exterior of the box is filigree enamel, adorned with ornaments and colorful.

The edge of the cover is decorated with gilding, and the six character of the imperial script is "Qian Long of the Great Qing Dynasty". This is the refrigerator made by Emperor Qian Long for cold drinks.

Zhang Enyu, deputy director of the Exhibition Department of the the Imperial Palace Museum in Shenyang, said that the northern winter is cold. People in the palace will go to the Hun River in Shenyang for ice and then put it in the cellar.

When it is hot, ice is thrown from the ice cellar and put into the fridge. What can be placed on the lid is fruit, mung bean and tremella soup.

The two holes on the wooden cover can emit air conditioners, so that fruits and drinks can achieve the effect of ice.

"When the ice is melted, the fruit is frozen, and the whole process is about half an hour."

It is understood that from the beginning of Kangxi, the the Imperial Palace of Shenyang became the residence of emperor's memorial to the East.

The four emperors of Kangxi, Qian Long, Jia Qing and Dao Guang went to Beijing for ten times.

High heeled flower pots bottom shoes were very fashionable in those days.

In the exhibits, the shoes and dragon robes at the flower pots are particularly noticeable.

34 yards of flowerpots

In addition, a cheongsam embroidered with big red and double happiness is also very eye-catching.

According to introducing, this cheongsam is embroidered with big red and double happiness, so it may be worn by the emperor or queen when they are married.

"Dragon robes are made in the south of the Yangtze River, embroidered workers are also very exquisite.

These are the earliest cheongsam, with big sleeves and not very thin now. "

The emperor's merit should be recorded in jade book {page_break}.

The picture below is a jade book, and there is also a jade treasure (similar to jade seal).

According to the introduction, jade and jade books are specially made, and only two layers of exquisite gold lacquer boxes should be installed. It is also one of the remaining two treasures in domestic museums.

Yu Bao and jade tablets were originally made in the Qing Dynasty two years (1645), made of Cang Yu.

The upper part of Yu Bao is a single squatting dragon, which is painted gold.

Yu Bao is 14 centimeters tall, with a length of 13.8 cm wide and 5.2 centimeters thick.

Each page is 28.8 centimeters long, 12.8 centimeters wide and 0.9 centimeters thick. The contents of the book are about the merits and achievements of Emperor Taizong, his temple and his posthumous title.

These two treasures were sent from Beijing to Shengjing temple in the forty-eight year of Qianlong, and stored in Chong Mo ge of Shenyang during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.