Tian Huangshi ancient books

Tian Huangshi, the king of stone, is the treasure of Shoushan stone, which is produced in Tiankeng, Shoushan Village, the northern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian. It means "Fu" (Fujian), "Shou" (Shoushan), "Tian" (wealth) and "Huang" (emperor's special color), so it is called "Emperor Stone". About the origin of Tian Huangshi, it is said that it is: a gem left by the goddess when mending the sky; It is said that there are also historical records: when Emperor Xianfeng died, he gave Cixi an imperial seal, and the last dynasty disintegrated. Puyi didn't want all the treasures, but only sewed a "triple seal" in his cotton-padded jacket. These official and folk legends have undoubtedly added many mysterious colors to Tian Huangshi.

Tian Huangshi's texture is Procter & Gamble's, transparent and psychic, and the lines in the muscles are faint as silk, obviously detailed, just like ribs. There are several kinds of ribs in Shoushan stone, but there is only one kind of red disk in Tian Huangshi, and the color tone on the surface and inside of a Tian Huangshi may change. Therefore, the value of Tian Huangshi's square seal is higher. Sawing Tian Huangshi into a square chapter was called "stone-solving" by predecessors, and the ancients said that "it is difficult to solve the stone and it is difficult to go to the sky." This is because it is difficult to see whether the tone of Tian Huangshi is consistent from the appearance. If it is sawed, it may rise several times and the price may plummet.

Tian Huangshi is mostly egg-shaped, and it will feel smooth and moist when touched by hand. A good Tian Huangshi must undergo artistic processing, including thin meaning, relief, round carving, square chapter making and so on. Tian Huangshi is increasingly scarce, the price is soaring, and the theory of triple exchange of gold has long been out of date. In the auction market, the price of Tian Huangshi is hot. Tian Huang Lao Yin, which weighs tens of grams on one side, sells for tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of yuan, and the slightly larger top grade can sell for hundreds of thousands or millions of yuan. Tian Huang, an "old pet" favored by scholars for hundreds of years, not only contains cultural connotations such as elegance and taste, but also because Tian Huang's stone materials are scarce. Tianhuang belongs to the top grade of traditional carved stone Shoushan stone, which is produced in an ancient sand layer in the west of Shoushan River in Shoushan Township, Fujian Province. It has been mined for hundreds of years. Due to years of mining, Tian Huangshi has dried up and the price of stone has soared. It used to be said that "one or two gold fields and one or two yellow fields", and the price of one or two yellow fields has been several times higher than that of one or two gold fields. According to experts from Guangzhou Cultural Relics Headquarters, the asking price of 1 gram of ordinary Tian Huangshi has reached 3,000 yuan.