Out of the circle! What other national treasures are there in the Hebei Museum that has become unexpectedly popular?

"Nezha: The Devil Boy Conquers the Dragon King" is very popular recently The seven-color lotus and the treasure of Hebei Museum The shape of the inlaid gold-copper Boshan furnace is very similar As a result, it frequently goes viral It attracted many people to take photos and check in. Of course, while admiring the inlaid gold and bronze Boshan furnace Don’t forget the other national treasures in the Hebei Museum It will surely feast your eyes! · 🔥Gold-inlaid copper Boshan furnace 👉In 1968, incense burners were unearthed from the tomb of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, in Lingshan, Mancheng County. Total height 26 cm. The entire body is decorated with gold threads and gold sheets to create stretching cloud patterns. The upper part of the furnace plate and the furnace cover are cast to resemble undulating mountains. 👉The furnace cover is perforated due to the mountain shape, creating a lifelike mountain scenery, with mythical beasts appearing, tigers and leopards running, nimble little monkeys squatting on the top of the mountain peaks, or riding on the backs of beasts to play, and hunters patrolling the mountains with bows and arrows. The stove handle is carved into the shape of three dragons emerging from water, with the dragon heads supporting the stove plate. It features exquisite craftsmanship and gorgeous decoration. 👉Boshan comes from the fairy mountain on the sea in Taoist legend. There are immortals living there, and the mountain is filled with elixirs of immortality and rare birds and animals. It is the fairyland that people yearn for. The Boshan furnace is a bronze ware used as an incense burner and fumigation burner. When the incense is lit, the smoke rises through the gaps in the copper furnace, as if creating an atmosphere of fairyland surrounded by auspicious clouds, making people feel as if they are in a dreamlike fairyland. It reflects the belief system of the Han people and their yearning for immortality and fairyland. · 🔥Western Han Dynasty Changxin Palace Bronze Lamp Total height 48 cm. The Changxin Palace Lantern is divided into the head, body, right arm, lamp base, lamp panel, lampshade and other parts, which can be disassembled at will. There are 9 inscriptions with a total of 65 characters engraved on the lamp, including "Changxin Shangyu" and "Yangxin Jia", hence the name. The Changxin Palace Lantern is practical, hygienic, exquisite and beautiful, and is a world-famous cultural relic. · 🔥Liu Sheng's Jade Cloth Jade suits are special burial clothes for emperors, princes and nobles of the Han Dynasty. They are divided into gold-thread jade suits, silver-thread jade suits and copper-thread jade suits according to their levels. The Liu Sheng jade suit is 1.88 meters long, with an obese body and a bulging belly. The face cover has images of eyes, nose and mouth carved on it. Liu Sheng's jade suit is made of 2,498 jade pieces and 1,100 grams of gold thread. Jade pieces are generally rectangular or square in shape, with a few being triangular, trapezoidal and polygonal. The smallest jade piece is only the size of an adult's thumb. The surface of the jade piece is polished, with holes punched at the four corners and woven with gold threads. The gold wire is finely crafted, some of which are made of 12 gold wires with a diameter of only 0.08 mm, which are both soft and strong. The gold-thread jade suit unearthed from the Mancheng Han Tomb is the earliest and best-preserved gold-thread jade suit discovered in my country's archaeological excavations. · 🔥Silver head human figurine bronze lamp Bronze lamp with human figurine and silver head, unearthed from Chenggong Cemetery in Zhongshan. The main shape of the lamp is an image of a snake charmer. The snake charmer's head is made of silver and his eyes are inlaid with black gemstones. He wore a long skirt that trailed on the ground, had a slightly curled beard, a broad smile, a lively expression, and a graceful demeanor. The man holds a snake in each hand, and the heads of the two snakes hold up a lamp plate respectively; there is also a snake coiled in the bottom lamp plate, with its head supporting the snake held in the man's left hand. The overall creativity and structure of the lamp are very ingenious. · 🔥Gold, silver and bronze screen with tiger devouring deer A screen base inlaid with gold, silver and bronze depicting a tiger devouring a deer, unearthed from the tomb of King Zhongshan. This screen base is a socket connecting two screens, and its shape is a tiger devouring a deer. The tiger had a strong body, its tail swung long, its body bent to the right, and it was greedily swallowing a fawn into its mouth. The entire screen base is inlaid with gold and silver craftsmanship to create colorful gold flakes and silver thread cloud patterns. The grooves are first carved out according to the designed pattern, and then the gold flakes and silver threads are embedded in the grooves, and finally they are polished until they are smooth. There are two rectangular holes decorated with goat faces on the tiger's neck and buttocks, which are used to insert screen fans. · 🔥 Openwork copper door knocker with dragon and phoenix pattern The total height is 74.5 cm, the width is 36.8 cm, and the weight is 21.5 kg. The overall shape of the door knocker is an animal head holding a ring. In the middle of the upper part of the animal head stands a phoenix with its wings spread out, ready to fly. The wings of the phoenix are entangled by two long snakes, the phoenix's claws are stepping on the snakes' tails, and the snakes are bending their necks and looking back. On both sides of the door knocker, there is a long dragon climbing upwards, with the dragon head sticking out from behind the horns. The dragon head, phoenix head and snake neck are all carved in the round. This door knocker is carved with fine feather and cirrus patterns all over. The modeling adopts a casting technique that combines relief and openwork. The animal shapes are vivid and exquisite, the shape is huge, the patterns are gorgeous, and it has a strong artistic appeal. It is a rare art treasure and the largest bronze door knocker discovered in my country's archaeological excavations.