First, bronze lamps.

If we want to trace the evolutionary history of lamps, we can trace it back to the Warring States Period. Through archaeological research, we found that there were bronze lamps in that period. At that time, bronze culture was very popular, and many bronze lamps were found in archaeological excavations, but generally speaking, only the upper class could use them.

Second, ceramic lamps and lanterns

With the development of time to the Qin and Han dynasties, a large number of pottery appeared at this time, resulting in some bronze lamps, and from the production process, it was more exquisite and very beautiful.

Three. Lamps and lanterns in Han dynasty

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, lamps became more and more popular, with various shapes, such as figures or animals, and were produced in large quantities. Lamps and lanterns can be used not only for lighting, but also for weddings or sacrifices.

Fourth, porcelain lamps and lanterns.

The Sui and Tang Dynasties was also the most prosperous time for the development of China. With other porcelains, many ceramic lamps have been developed and developed rapidly.

Five, candle lamps and lanterns

During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, it can be seen from some archaeological excavations that the decorative art of lamps is more exquisite, the styles are diverse, and the firing technology is more and more advanced.

Six, metal lamps and lanterns

The Ming Dynasty was also the most brilliant period for the development of lamps in China, not only in terms of materials, but also in terms of styles, such as some metal furniture or flange lamps.

Seven, modern lamps and lanterns

To say that modern lamps are more abundant, because they have been electrified, many lamps are illuminated by electricity, and the technology is more advanced, which also leads to many intelligent lamps that are more modern.