The crown of ancient Chinese empresses, a symbol of imperial power and nobility in ancient China, was made of precious materials such as gold, pearls, and gems.
It was ornately designed to represent authority and high status.
In ancient China, the crown was exclusively worn by the emperor and empress, signifying their supreme power.
The history of the crown can be traced back to the Qin Dynasty in 206 BC when Emperor Qin Shi Huang had a golden crown made to emphasize his authority.
Since then, the crown has become an essential accessory for Chinese emperors.
Apart from the crown, ancient China boasts a wealth of cultural artifacts and clothing, such as jade, porcelain, and silk.
These are all treasures of ancient Chinese culture and represent the height of ancient Chinese civilization.
They not only have rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance but also form an important part of the living atmosphere that people yearn for.