Gansu Bamboo Slip Museum has a wooden cultural relic of Han Dynasty. Why is it called two thousand years of romance?

Because this wooden relic is engraved? Loyalty? And then what? Love? The two words are the remnants of a certain love in ancient times, and they are well preserved so far. The implication is like this kind of faithful love, which has continued until now.

Two thousand years of romance

A special museum in Gansu? In the Bamboo Slip Museum, there is a wooden cultural relic of Han Dynasty unearthed at Xuanquanjia site in Dunhuang. This cultural relic has a diameter of 5.3 cm and a thickness of 1.5 cm, which meets the collection standards of the Bamboo Slip Museum. It is worth noting that this museum is engraved with? Loyalty? Love? These two characters are located on the front and back respectively.

According to expert research, Love? Chinese characters are rare in Han bamboo slips and rarely used by the ancients. According to the research and speculation of relevant professionals, this bamboo slip may contain a tangled feeling, which is the entanglement of loyalty and filial piety of people who are about to go to the frontier in ancient times; Besides, this wooden letter? Letters? It may also be a token of love, symbolizing the unwavering belief of ancient people in love. People feel very moved after seeing it, so they call it? A relationship that lasted more than two thousand years? .

Gansu bamboo slips museum

Gansu Bamboo Slips Museum is a museum with the theme of bamboo slips, which was established on February 20 12 65438. Many wooden slips and bamboo slips unearthed in Gansu Province are collected and preserved here, and the craftsmen of the museum are also committed to protecting and restoring these cultural relics. China used bamboo slips to write in ancient times? Paper? In other words, bamboo slips and wood chips, as carriers of words, can also be understood as bamboo pieces used for writing in ancient times. In ancient times, bamboo or wood could be used to make bamboo slips. Before the invention of paper, bamboo slips were the main form used to make ancient books in China. This also had a great influence on the later book-making system. Today, many terms and expressions related to books, including writing format and writing method, have inherited the tradition formed in the ancient bamboo slips period in China.

It is very meaningful to build such a theme museum in Gansu. Gansu is a big bamboo slips province in China, and Hexi Corridor is the capital of Han bamboo slips. There are more than 40,000 bamboo slips discovered and unearthed in Gansu in the past dynasties, accounting for nearly12 of the bamboo slips found in China, most of which were discovered in the Han Dynasty.

Museums have extraordinary inheritance and exhibition significance, which can let modern people know the clever minds and delicate emotions of ancient people. This cultural relic, which has been treasured for more than 2,000 years, is now modernized, which once again makes us feel the powerful ancient culture of China.