Is there a relationship in Sands Culture? Don t go in if you don t have one .

I don't know if you are from Chengdu, you can go to Jinsha to see this ** drama called "Jinsha", which describes the moving love story of Jin and Sha. It's really good-looking, and it's good.

Also, I think that unforgettable love is in all eras, not only in that era.

But the ** drama "Golden Sands" was written and directed by Guan Shan, not written with a real love legend.

Why? Just looking at a cultural relic to think about these love things, the question itself is very nonsensical.

Hey, now everything is connected with feelings, and it's a matter of nowhere, and what craftsmen make is just something that is sold or given to the emperors of the time, like what feelings are used by the people.

Yes, otherwise how could there be a story of gold and sand, and the story of Lady Blossom back then.

Could it be the story of Madame Blossom? I was reminded of the story of the Five Heroes and the One Beauty.

If you travel to Sichuan, you must go to see it, Chengdu's Jinsha ** drama, Emei Mountain Lingxiu Yuan's world Emei impression performance, tickets can be bought in **Net**.

The Jinsha site is located in Jinsha Village, Supo Township, the western suburb of Chengdu, and was first discovered by migrant workers when they excavated the construction site of Shufeng Garden Street. More than 1,000 pieces of precious cultural relics have been cleaned up from the site, including: more than 30 pieces of gold, more than 400 pieces of jade and bronze tools, 170 pieces of stone tools, more than 40 pieces of ivory tools, the total weight of unearthed ivory is nearly one ton, in addition to a large number of pottery unearthed.

From the perspective of the age of cultural relics, most of them are about the late Shang Dynasty (about the early 17th century BC - 11th century BC) and the early Western Zhou Dynasty (about the 11th century BC - 771 BC), and a small part is the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC - 476 BC). Moreover, as the excavation progresses, it cannot be ruled out that there are still major discoveries.

Among the unearthed gold vessels, there are more than 30 pieces of gold masks, gold belts, round gold ornaments, trumpet-shaped gold ornaments, etc., among which the gold mask is basically the same as the bronze mask of Sanxingdui in Guanghan in terms of modeling style, and other kinds of gold ornaments such as sunbird gold leaf are gold and Saudi Arabia. There are many kinds of jade, and it is very exquisite, the largest of which is about 22 centimeters high, the color is emerald green, the carving is extremely fine, the surface has a hair-like micro-carved pattern and a human-shaped pattern, which can be called a national treasure, and its modeling style is completely consistent with the Liangzhu culture. More than 400 pieces of bronze ware unearthed are mainly small utensils, including bronze statues, bronze statues, copper ge, copper bells, etc., among which the bronze statues are almost the same as the bronze statues unearthed in Sanxingdui.

There are 170 pieces of stone tools, including stone people, stone tigers, stone snakes, stone turtles, etc., which are the earliest and most exquisite stone tools found in Sichuan so far. The kneeling figures are lifelike, and experts believe that they are most likely slaves or prisoners of war of the nobles at that time, which indicates that the Shu Kingdom was relatively powerful at that time. The stone tiger in the stone tool is simple and vivid.

The discovery of the ruins of Jinsha Village has attracted attention from all walks of life. Experts unanimously believe that the Jinsha site is one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Sichuan Province after Sanxingdui in Guanghan, and the excavation of the Jinsha site is of great significance to the study of ancient Shu history and culture. The history of the founding of Chengdu can be traced back to the late Warring States period when Zhang Yi built the city of Chengdu.

What the Jinsha site suggests is a precious material that is completely absent in the previous documents, which will rewrite the history of Chengdu and the ancient history of Sichuan.

Analysis of the unearthed cultural relics at the Jinsha site shows that many of them are ritual vessels with special purposes, which should be the relics of the highest ruling class in the Chengdu Plain at that time. These relics are similar to Sanxingdui cultural relics in style, but also have some differences, indicating that the site has a close relationship with Sanxingdui. The nature of the Jinsha site is currently speculated to be a sacrificial relic, but due to the excavation of a large number of semi-finished products and raw materials of jade and stone tools, the possibility of workshop remains cannot be ruled out.

However, judging from the large number of precious cultural relics unearthed and the surrounding large buildings and important remains, the area where Shufeng Garden is located is likely to be the political and cultural center of Chengdu from the end of the Shang Dynasty to the Western Zhou Dynasty. The jade Ge and jade jade unearthed at the site show that the Jinsha culture is not isolated, and it has a deep internal connection with the culture of the Yellow River basin and the Liangzhu culture in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which once again proves the pluralistic unity of Chinese culture.