House of Wonders: Carved Beams and Choice Beds

Author: Xia Feng
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Publishing Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is one of the "Golden House Treasure Series," briefly discussing the origins of carved beam beds from various dynasties, the characteristics of different eras, the collection histories of different individuals, and price comparisons across different periods. It fully explains the treasure value that has been passed down to this day, making it an easy-to-understand guide for collectors.
Looking at the ancient buildings and antique wooden beds that are barely clinging to life, their former glory is no longer visible. They are like an elderly person in their twilight years, though surrounded by descendants and full of vitality, their strength still cannot escape the helplessness of a spent arrow. "Decline" is their ultimate fate. However, there are always some who are deeply infatuated with the old, willing to spend their entire fortunes. As a result, there are "wood-carving museums," "hundred-bed museums," and even those who defy the wind. From the seemingly self-centered and selfish items that ancient people cherished for life and sought to honor their ancestors, they astonishingly diagnose and realize the cultural "guidelines" embedded in them for thousands of years. Thus, the entire nation regards them as treasures, and their influence extends overseas, injecting a new vitality into the economic boom.
This book is one of the "Golden House Treasure Series," briefly discussing the origins of carved beam beds from various dynasties, the characteristics of different eras, the collection histories of different individuals, and price comparisons across different periods. It fully explains the treasure value that has been passed down to this day, making it an easy-to-understand guide for collectors.