Real shot: The "national treasure" that Chiang Kai-shek brought to Taiwan Province Province, the value of each piece is immeasurable! The picture shows a fleshy stone. According to historical records, it was produced in Inner Mongolia, and was enshrined in the Ministry of Internal Affairs when Kangxi was in power. This stone is naturally formed, even the color peaks and textures inside are the same. Later, craftsmen processed it to make this jade look like a real piece of meat, didn't it?

The picture shows jade cabbage. This jade cabbage: Jade cabbage and real cabbage are almost 100% similar. This work was originally placed in Yonghe Palace in the Forbidden City, which was the bedroom of the concubine Jin Fei of Guangxu Emperor. There are 650,000 cultural relics in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, the most famous of which is jade cabbage. It is reported that in Taiwan Province province, the treasures of the town palace in the Forbidden City in Taipei were damaged.

The picture shows jade cigarettes. As the name implies, a snuff bottle is a pot-shaped container for holding snuff. At that time, most of the upper classes in the Qing Dynasty were flag bearers, preferring horse riding. If the snuff in the box is easy to overflow, then this pot-shaped snuff bottle was born. Of course, such things are only used by the upper class, but not by the lower class.

The picture shows Mao. In the 23rd year of Daoguang (1843), it was unearthed in Qishan, Shaanxi (now Qishan County, Baoji City). 1946, Mao was given to * * *, shipped to Nanjing the following year and collected in the Central Museum. 1948, * * * retreated to Taiwan Province province, and a large number of precious cultural relics of Nanjing Palace Museum moved south to Taipei. Most importantly, there are 32 lines of 499-word inscriptions on the tripod, which is the largest number of inscriptions unearthed in bronzes so far.

The picture shows (9) Emerald (1) Chinese Cabbage (1)