Activity preview | The 3rd Phrase Experts Interpretation - Looking for Inscriptions on Artifacts

Introduction:

Lecturer: Du Yihua

Lecture content：Looking for inscriptions on artifacts

Time: April 6, 2018, 10:00 am

Place: The Hall of Xuzhou Museum 1 F

About the lecturer:

Du Yihua, graduated from Nanjing Normal University majoring in cultural relics and museum science, librarian of Xuzhou Museum, director of social service department.

 About the lecture:

Chinese characters are symbols of linguistic records and are the spirits of cultural heritage. They are beautifully written with unique strokes in the world's writings. They have endless charms, imply the prosperity of national culture, and manifest a kind of sacredness that eternally stands in China.

The Chinese characters in the cultural relics have been recognized by the world along with archeological discoveries. People judge, screen, and study because they are thoughts frozen by time, they are images of historical activities, they are signals that we inadvertently obtain, and they are The way people desire to talk to the ancients.

The explanation in this issue will lead you to find Chinese characters on cultural relics, interpret the meaning of the characters, and analyze the social and cultural material life of the Han Dynasty.

Notes for application

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