The popular pattern of bronze handicrafts in the Central Plains during the Warring States Period is ()

Cricket pattern, gold and silver pattern, feast pattern, grape grain of hippocampus.

The material used in Simu tripod is bronze, which is an alloy of copper and other elements (such as tin, lead and zinc). In order to make this kind of high-quality bronze ware, the ratio of copper to other elements is very important. Usually, the proportion of bronze alloy is between 90% and 95%.

According to the traditional manufacturing method, Si Mu Wu Ding needs to go through several processes. First, the required proportion of copper and other elements should be accurately measured and mixed and smelted. After mixed melting, the alloy should be cooled, heated and forged many times to make it stronger and more stable.

After many times of processing and polishing, the surface of Simu Wuding presents colorful lines, elegant and generous in shape, showing the unique features of ancient bronze culture.

It can be said that the reason why Simu Wuding has been so well protected and spread to this day is not only because of the superb skills of ancient craftsmen, but also because the high-quality bronze alloy materials it uses are extremely durable and stable.

Generally speaking, Simu Wuding is a precious heritage of Chinese bronze culture, and the copper alloy material used was the highest-end production technology at that time, which not only has high aesthetic value, but also has historical and cultural significance. As a treasure of China, it has irreplaceable value and is worth cherishing and protecting.