What are the characteristics and implications of tri-color horses and tri-color lights in Tang Dynasty?

1. The meaning of tri-colored horses and tri-colored lights in Tang Dynasty:

It symbolizes the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, its national strength is strong, and all walks of life are thriving. It is a symbol of the development of feudal society to its peak. As a traditional cultural product and arts and crafts, Tang Sancai not only has a certain position in the history of ceramics and art in China, but also plays a very important role in cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. Tri-colored pottery in Tang Dynasty is a bright pearl in China ancient pottery.

2. The characteristics of tri-color horse and tri-color lamp in Tang Dynasty:

The production of tri-colored Tang Dynasty has a history of 1300 years. It absorbs the characteristics of traditional Chinese painting, sculpture and other arts and crafts in China. The production process of Tang Sancai is complicated, with finely processed kaolin as the blank, minerals containing copper, iron, cobalt, manganese and gold as the glaze colorant, and appropriate lead smelting slag and lead ash as additives. First, the green body is fired in the kiln, then the ceramic body is glazed, and then fired in the kiln to about 800℃. Due to the strong fluidity of lead glaze, in the firing process, the glaze surface diffuses and flows around, and various glazes penetrate and blend with each other to form a natural mottled color, which is a unique traditional handicraft in China.