What is a TV series about the golden jade clothes called?

Golden jade clothes? I don't know if it's this:

"Young King", also known as "Adventure King Wesley", is a science fiction TV series adapted from Ni Kuang's "Wesley" series in 2003 directed by Li Wenyan and Wang Zhongwei, starring Wu Qilong, Sunshine and Yu Bo.

The play uses the famous Tanglin Tomb incident as an introduction, imagining a gallop in unconstrained time and space, the love of past lives, mysterious aliens, and surreal forces constitute a new storyline that is different from other versions before this version, creating Wesley's strange encounters.

There doesn't seem to be eh. I remember that the young king played by Wu Qilong has golden jade clothes in it.

It should have changed its name, and generally the adapted ones will change their names.

I'm guessing you're looking for Golden Silk Rain.

I know that the moment I meet you, I am the best version of myself.

I remember having one, but I couldn't find it.

There is a golden jade dress in the princess of Sanssouci.

金缕玉衣 jīnlǚ-yùyī [jade burial suit].

The funeral clothes of the emperors and nobles of the Han Dynasty in China. According to the rank of the deceased, it is divided into gold threads, silver threads, and copper threads. In 1968, two sets of golden jade clothes unearthed from the Han Tomb in Mancheng were preserved completely, shaped like the human body, each made of more than 2,000 jade pieces braided with gold wire, and the size and shape of each jade piece were carefully designed and finely processed, which showed the superb level of craftsmanship at that time.

A type of jade clothing. It was woven with gold threads and used as funeral clothes after the death of emperors and nobles of the Han Dynasty. Due to the different grades, jade clothes are divided into gold threads, silver threads, and copper threads, and these three kinds of jade clothes have been found in archaeological work.

Hebei Mancheng Han Zhongshan King Jing Wang Liu Sheng couple tomb unearthed two sets of golden jade clothes, each of more than 2,000 jade pieces with gold wire braided.

The golden jade clothes are the highest standard funeral clothes in the Han Dynasty, which roughly appeared in the Wenjing period of the Western Han Dynasty. According to the "Xijing Magazine", the emperors of the Han Dynasty were buried with "pearl jade boxes", shaped like armor and connected with gold wire. This kind of jade box is what people say in daily life.

At that time, people were very superstitious that jade could keep the bones immortal, and they used jade as a noble ritual and a symbol of status.

The emperors and nobles of the Han Dynasty wore "jade clothes" (also known as "jade boxes") when they died. They are made of jade pieces with small holes in many four corners, and are decorated with gold, silver or copper, which are respectively called "golden jade clothes" (emperor level), "silver jade clothes" (princes' and kings' level), and "copper jade clothes" (prince level).

Material: Jadeite.

Origin: Liaoning.

Specifications: 188 cm in total length.

Category: Jade from the Han Dynasty.

Introduction: Recycled Treasure Clothes.

After the death of emperors and nobles in the Han Dynasty, it was popular to use "jade clothes" as funeral clothes. Jade clothes, also known as "jade sheng" or "jade box", are divided into three kinds of gold jade clothes, silver jade clothes and copper jade clothes according to the different wires used to decorate the jade pieces. According to the "Continuation of the Han Book and Etiquette", the emperor used gold jade clothes, the princes, kings, first nobles, and princesses used silver jade clothes, and the great nobles and eldest princesses used copper jade clothes.

Ancient books say that the jade clothes are all overlapped like fish scales, and they are wrapped in jade sticks about a foot long. Judging from the physical objects unearthed from the No. 1 Han Tomb of Mawangdui in Changsha, the whole body is made of rectangular jade pieces, and the large jade pieces are used as the soles.

In 1968, Hebei Province Mancheng unearthed the Western Han Dynasty Zhongshan Jingwang Liu Sheng and his wife's golden jade clothes, which are the two most complete sets of golden jade clothes found at present. These two sets of jade clothes are made of more than 2,000 pieces of jade with different shapes and woven with gold wire. About 1800 grams of gold wire are shared.

The size and shape of the jade pieces are designed according to the different shapes of each part of the human body, so the appearance is the same as that of the human body. The vast majority of jade pieces are rectangular and square, and a few are triangular, trapezoidal, quadrilateral, and polygonal. Each piece of jade is polished and drilled.

The craftsmanship level of these two sets of gold-threaded jade clothes is quite high, and some jade cutting seams are only 0?It is about 3 mm, and the diameter of the small hole on the jade piece is only about 1 mm.

To make such a jade garment, according to the current level of craftsmanship, it will take a jade worker 10 years of work. It can be seen that the technology is superb and the craftsmanship is exquisite.

The ceiling of the ancient outfit world!

The golden jade dress was a kind of funeral dress that prevailed in the Han Dynasty. According to records, after the death of emperors and nobles in the Han Dynasty, jade clothes were used as funeral clothes. Chinese archaeologists have excavated 10 pieces of jade clothes in different parts of the country, but they are all incomplete, only some scattered jade pieces.

In 1968, the gold-threaded jade clothes unearthed in the tomb of Liu Sheng and Dou Juan, the king of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, Mancheng County, Hebei Province, were intact, and it was the first complete set of jade clothes found in China. Its excavation gives us a more specific understanding of the shape of the jade clothes of the Han Dynasty.

The appearance of the golden jade clothes is the same as the human body. The head is made up of a face mask and a hood; The top consists of a front panel, a back panel, and left and right sleeves. The jade pieces are decorated with gold wires, so they are called "golden jade clothes".

Liu Sheng's jade clothes were hypertrophied and his abdomen was bulging. The jade clothes are full of meters in length and are composed of 2,498 jade pieces, and the gold wire used weighs about kilograms. Dou Juan's jade clothes are relatively thin and small, made into clothes, and the jade pieces used are larger, and the jade pieces are woven with fabric and ribbons.

The jade clothes are full of meters in length and are composed of 2,160 pieces of jade, and the gold wire used weighs about kilograms. From the numbered numbers remaining on the back of individual jade pieces of Liu Sheng's jade clothes, it is speculated that the production of jade clothes may have used mannequins. Some jade pieces have jade patterns on the back, and jade is held in the jade gloves.

It can be seen that the workshop for making jade clothes at that time may have been a comprehensive handicraft workshop, not only making jade clothes, but also making jade bi, jade cong, etc.

The golden jade cloth is an important representative of the handicrafts of the Han Dynasty, which indicates that the manufacture of handicrafts in the Han Dynasty has reached a very high level.

The ceiling of the ancient outfit world!