Bronzes are national first-class protected cultural relics, and are generally cast from pure copper and tin. Common are ritual vessels, weapons, musical instruments and containers. The earliest bronzes began in the Xia Dynasty, and the most famous one was that King Yu Xia used bronze from Kyushu to cast Jiuding to save the world. Moreover, bronzes were symbols of power in ancient times, and there were many varieties. Bronzes were very popular in ancient times and were beautifully made. Compared with calligraphy and painting, porcelain and other antiques. Bronzes are well preserved and there are many handed down products, while calligraphy and painting, porcelain, etc. Limited by the preservation conditions, few can be preserved and passed down to this day.
Bronze culture began in ancient China more than 3000 years ago, and its historical and cultural value is unparalleled. Because China people especially admire power, especially imperial power, bronze ware is regarded as a heavy weapon of ancient countries and a symbol of imperial power and power. Compared with porcelain or calligraphy and painting, bronze ware, a heavy weapon of the country, always shows domineering and royal spirit, and bronze ware always exudes majesty and strength. The characteristics of bronzes can always reflect the special temperament of a certain period, a certain country or a certain national culture in ancient times. Bronze ware always contains the cultural belonging of a certain region, showing its unique tribal culture, religious culture and national culture.
Moreover, the current situation of bronze collection in China is not optimistic. Moreover, because of modern wars, most domestic bronzes have been lost overseas. There are not many bronzes in China, so every unearthed bronze will be regarded as a national treasure, and trading is prohibited, so bronzes are also called priceless.