What does the crown on the stone tablet mean?

The crown belt on the stone tablet refers to a headdress used by high-level figures in ancient society, representing identity and status. There are many kinds of crowns in ancient China, such as the golden crowns of three officials and nine ministers, the armor of military commanders and the inlays of literati. The crown has different colors and patterns, and different types should be selected according to different identities, which is a unique aspect of China traditional culture. Today, although people no longer regard the crown as a status symbol, it still attracts many people's attention and research, and has become one of the unique cultural symbols in China.

Besides China, the crown bands on stone tablets are widely used in the cultures of other countries and regions. For example, in ancient Egypt, the Pharaoh's crown was a very special crown belt, made of precious materials such as gold, silver and precious stones, and decorated with various precious stones and precious stones, showing the unparalleled dignity of Pharaoh. Similarly, in ancient Greek mythology, the crown belt was often mentioned. It represents power, strength and the ability to control everything. This is a very mysterious and sacred thing.

Although the crown belt has different cultural and symbolic meanings in different places and times, its basic function is always the same, that is, to express people's pursuit of power and status. Whether in ancient or modern times, the importance of identity and status has always been the same. From the initial direct violence to various ceremonies and etiquette, people are gradually expressing their instinct to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. The crown belt displayed on the stone tablet is a true record left by history and an important material for cultural exchange.