What are the seven national treasures of China?

China's seven national treasures are the national wine Maotai, the national jade Hetian jade, the national art of Peking Opera, the national flower peony, the national treasure of the giant panda, the national dress cheongsam, and the national treasure of turquoise pollen.

It took three years to complete, *** more than 3,000 people involved in the compilation of the Yongle Dictionary, known as the world's largest encyclopedia at the time. But today, the whereabouts of the canon has become a mystery. The whereabouts of the original can not be determined at present, while the copy has been determined to be missing 2,422 volumes, the Great Powers in the late Qing Dynasty has also committed acts of looting.

On the whereabouts of the original, some people believe that the canon of the original should be buried with Emperor Yingzong in the mausoleum, which is based on the Ming Dynasty by the tradition of martyrdom of the books and proposed. Another part of the people think that the original copy may have ceased to exist, and this argument is based on the historical fact that the Wen Yuan Ge caught fire. However, as of now, no one is really sure where the original is.

Precious national treasures

Wang Xizhi's masterpiece, the Lanting Preface, has a reputation as one of the finest running scripts of all time, but the real copy is nowhere to be found. We can learn from history, Tang Taizong specially in the posthumous edict emphasized that the Lanting Collection Preface to his own funeral. In this case, the Lanting Preface should be in the Zhaoling Mausoleum. However, after Wen Tao excavated the mausoleum, he did not find the Lanting Jiyu.

Since then, this treasure has lost its whereabouts. Some people think that Wen Tao did not find the Lanting Jiyu hidden in the Zhaoling Mausoleum, and some people think that this treasure should be in the Qianling Mausoleum.