The accession date of the gilt-bronze ornament with glazed translucent carving of phoenix and bird in Zhuanglang County Museum.

Answer:2004. Zhuanglang County Museum inlaid Liuli through carving phoenix bird pattern gilt bronze ornaments were unearthed in 2004 Zhudian Town, Wu Jiagou site, 52.2 cm long. The whole is rectangular, gilt, curved at the upper end, the curved sides are stepped, and the corners are slightly curved like the head of a bird. The middle part is hollowed out to show a symmetrical variant of the phoenix and bird pattern, and the two sides are hollowed out to show two groups of curled-lipped dragons and phoenixes, with the dragons and phoenixes in the form of a coiled loop. According to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage data, this collection is one of the Zhuanglang County Museum collection. Zhuanglang is located in the west of the Longyue region, a long history, rich cultural heritage. As early as six or seven thousand years ago, the territory of the water Luohe, Zhuanglang River, Hulu River basin and Longdi Mountain, there are primitive agriculture and animal husbandry; Northern Wei Dynasty, today's county seat in the water Luo City in the history; Tang in the middle and late Tang, for the National Pastoral Supervision South to make the jurisdiction of the area; the two Sung dynasty, is of strategic military significance of Wei (Pingliang) Qin (Tianshui) through the streets and resist the invasion of the Western Xia front towns; Ming and Qing dynasties, for the Gan, Shaanxi, Ningxia Triangle belt of commerce and trade distribution center, folk called "dry dock".

Zhuanglang County Museum is located in Zijing Mountain, at the foot of Erlang Mountain, was officially established in May 1984. Its predecessor in the Republic of China for the county "people's education hall", the collection of ancient pottery, iron several pieces for people to visit, and then lost. After the founding of the People's Culture and Education Museum", staff specializing in the collection of cultural relics.

Zhuanglang County Museum is a state-owned museum, the collection of more than 6,900 pieces of cultural relics, including 47 pieces of national cultural relics, 200 pieces of secondary cultural relics, 658 pieces of tertiary cultural relics. 2010 June was awarded the Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics, "the province's cultural heritage protection work of the advanced collectives", in May 2013 by the State Bureau of Cultural Relics announced as the national third-class. In May, 2013, it was announced by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage as a national third-level museum.