Significance of glazed tile

[glazed tile]

A green or golden luminous tile with clay inside and colored glass outside. It is commonly used in palaces, temples and other buildings. The inner layer is made of fine clay and the surface is made of glazed tiles. The shape is similar to that of ordinary tiles, but slightly longer. The appearance is mostly green or golden yellow, bright and luminous, and it is mostly used to build palaces. Ouyang Jiong of Houshu painted Yingtian Temple wall songs by King Jing Huan: "I heard that the King of Heaven is divided into four generations, and the Crystal Palace is a glazed tile." Ying Xing in Song and Ming Dynasties wrote "Heavenly Tiles": "If glazed tiles, slabs, or Wan Xiu are used, round bamboos and eucalyptus are used one by one, the soil is taken from Taiping House, and the glazed shovel is put in first, and 5,000 tiles are burned for each firewood. Take out, color with soup such as ring finger and brown hair, and dye indigo naturalis; Ochre, rosin, cattail, etc. It was dyed yellow. Then go into other places, reduce the fire and force it into a glazed color. " Lao She's Four Generations under One Family 47: "The sun has lit up the broken glazed tiles on the main hall of Huguo Temple, flashing."

Word decomposition

Interpretation of Ryukyu [Glass] A kind of glaze, mostly green or golden yellow, is made of silicate compounds of aluminum and sodium, and is used for firing bricks, cans, pots and some handicrafts. Radical: Wang.