The cultural relics have been made into female figures, more than once, what do you think?

The YYSY Golden Vase Permanent Cup is a three-legged cup, so it doesn't have to be a woman, and it may be a **big guy (manual funny dog head to save his life).

I think it's very good, although cultural relics are very important things, but cultural relics publicity should be diversified, if you rigidly think that cultural relics publicity should be solemn, that is to go downhill, limited to one point of publicity will not attract attention.

I think this practice is very inappropriate, and it is uncivilized and loses due respect for cultural relics, which is caused by the lack of awareness and ignorance of some people, and does not know the inheritance of history and culture, and should be guided and publicized in relevant aspects.

This is a very much in line with the aesthetics of young people today, and the elements of the cultural relics themselves embodied in the role of the mother can also make the people understand the cultural relics themselves, and it is also a very creative propaganda measure in line with the times.

It's good-looking, but it really hasn't spread to any culture, at least I can't see that this is a cultural relic, I personally think don't force it together, if you want to promote culture, you can use a better way, more acceptable to the public.

I think it's an act of disrespect for history and women. The history of the cultural relics themselves is very worthy of protection, and such behavior is inappropriate.

Why not make a male figure! When will men be able to stand up! Shake cold (

I think that the current society is becoming more and more open, everyone has their own favorites, and there is nothing about women's figures, on the contrary, they look better. I'm quite supportive. In fact, this is not the first time that cultural relics have been made into figures, and according to previous information, there is a cultural relic that has opened this unexpected national treasure two-dimensional.

But let's take a look at the latest release of a cultural relics figure, which is the [Qing Qianlong Gold Inlaid Treasure Golden Ou Yonggu Cup]. It is currently in the collection of the Palace Museum. According to relevant records, there are a total of 4 cultural relics of this cultural relic, which are now stored in the Palace Museum in Beijing (1 gold, made in the second year of Jiaqing), the National Palace Museum in Taipei (1 gold, made in the year of Qianlong), and the Wallace Museum in London (1 gold, 1 bronze gilt made in the year of Qianlong).

The cultural relics are made into female figures, the creativity is very novel, the made figures are very good-looking, the details are very exquisite, and the elements of the cultural relics and the figures are well integrated, and they will also attract a lot of buyers.

I don't think it should be like this. Cultural relics are the precipitation of history, and they should not be played like this, I don't think it's right to do so.

That's good. Figures are also art, and in a few hundred years, they will also be cultural relics, and there is nothing wrong with one.