Chinese Jade Wares have a long history. During the development of jade culture for more than 8,000 years, countless brilliant human artistic treasures have been created.
From the famous "Heshi Jade" to the "Imperial Jade Seal" symbolizing the imperial power, jade ware has always been the most precious thing in the world that emperors, generals and prime ministers compete for.
Therefore, the famous Jade Wares seen in historical records in ancient China are often accompanied by historical legends like stormy waves, and the main characters of the stories are mostly emperors, dukes, generals and prime ministers who are in power all over the country.
However, in fact, the outstanding achievements of Chinese Jade Wares can not be separated from the hard work of countless unknown craftsmen and scholars, who endowed Jade Wares with fresh life and endless charm. It is these unknown "Little People" in history that created the "Great Spirit" of Chinese Jade Wares. Zeng Yunfeng is a collector and connoisseur of folk Jade Wares who deserves great praise in the history of Chinese Jade Wares.
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Zeng Yunfeng born in Huizhou in 1985 and graduated from People's Public Security University of China. His major is the law. He is a Party member of the Communist Party of China, a member of China Collectors Association, a collector of ancient jades, a scholar of ancient culture research in China, and an expert of ancient jade in actual combat.
Dozens of academic articles on ancient jades have been published in well-known magazines and newspapers. For example, Jinxiu magazine, a national comprehensive publication, published a paper Research on the Ancient White Jade like the Chicken Bone and the Jade Musicians, Henan Economic News published a paper The Ancient Art Work: Jade Camels in the Warring States Period, Hebei Pictorial published a paper Cyan Jade Ladies in the Tang Dynasty, and Beautiful China magazine also published an academic paper about ancient jades, The Identification and Appreciation of Ancient Art Work: Jade Camels in the Warring States Period, Chinese Treasures magazine published an academic paper The Description of Jade Rabbits in the Year of the Rabbit, and the ancient jade appraisal article Calcification Phenomenon and Causes of Infiltration and Cementation of Jades was selected into The National Identification and Appraisal Platform for Cultural Relics and Artwork.
