Wang Yun couldn't help but take out her phone to take pictures. People around were discussing the value of the Yunlong and Tian Huang, but no matter how high the price, it was not for sale. It was a museum collection, specially brought to the antique trade fair for exhibition this time.
Wang Yun, curious, asked: "What is a Huang?"
Xia Siyuan explained: "A kind of arc-shaped jade artifact, with perforations at both ends for hanging. Jade Huang first appeared in the Neolithic era, serving as a ceremonial ornament, often used in combination with jade tubes and jade strings, typically as the main component in a set of jade pendants and prominently displayed. Along with jade bi, jade cong, jade gui, jade hu, and jade zhang, it is referred to as the 'six artifacts to honor heaven and earth'. Bi for heaven, cong for earth, gui for the east, hu for the west, zhang for the south, and huang for the north."
Wang Yun admired: "Si Yuan, you know so much."
