Introduction:

Lecturer: Liu Zhaojian

Lecture content：Cultural Connotation of Jade Artifacts in Han Dynasty

Time: April 6, 2018, 10:00 am

Place: The Hall of Xuzhou Museum 1 F

 About the lecturer:

Liu Zhaojian, graduated from Sichuan University with a major in archeology, deputy director, deputy secretary and research librarian of Xuzhou Museum. He has in-depth and unique research on Han culture in Xuzhou, hosted or participated in the study of 8 key projects. He has published more than 40 papers in the nprofessional journals, which were widely recognized. The media such as "Guangming Daily", "Liberation Daily", "Xinhua Daily" and "Yangtze Evening News" reported his articles, promoting the development of Xuzhou Han culture, making it nationally influential and well-known. He has ever won provincial and municipal philosophical and social science outstanding achievement awards and scientific and technological progress awards four times, successively awarded Xuzhou top talents, Xuzhou outstanding experts and other honorary titles, and twice selected in Jiangsu Province "333 high-level talent training project" third-level training Object.

    About the lecture:

    Jade is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. The jade culture with jade as a carrier has not only deeply influenced the Chinese people's ideology, but has also become an indispensable part of Chinese culture. Traditional culture believes that beautiful stones are jade and beautiful jade psychic. Jade is better than people, gentlemen are as elegant as jade, and beauty is as beautiful as jade. Xuzhou Museum's collection of jade artifacts has a variety of types and rich connotations. In this issue, researcher Liu Zhaojian, deputy director and deputy secretary of Xuzhou Museum will lead everyone to explore the cultural connotation of jade artifacts.