The Chinese New Network News is an owl, and å£ is a kind of wine ware, and â€œé¸®å£ é¸®å£ åˆ åˆ åˆ together to understand it is owl shaped wine ware.†The Shang Dynasty collection of the Shanxi Museum was unearthed in Erlangpo Village, Shilou County in 1957 and was exquisitely crafted by the late Shang Dynasty bronze ware. Two owls are standing back to back, with the lid as the head and the device as the body. The lid and the body of the device are buckled. There are four feet and a cap is covered. The whole utensils are mellow and sturdy, and they are magnificent and yet cute. In 2011, there were netizens who had posted photos of them to the Internet. Because they resembled online games “Angry Birds†and were loved by many netizens, they were named the 2011 most adorable cultural relics. Therefore, this Shang Dai Dai is not only one of the town hall treasures of the Shanxi Museum, but also one of the cultural artifacts with the highest social awareness. In many people's minds, owls are an unlucky bird. The so-called "night owls entering the house, no matter what they came from," "not afraid of the night owls, afraid of the night owls laugh," the arrival of the owl is considered a bad sign. The "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" also interprets it as "Non-Fifty Birds" because the owl often swallows the entire prey and then mixes the incomprehensible fur, bones, and other debris. The ancients believed it to be "a bird of food mother." The Han dynasty people had the habit of using their meat for soup to drink in the fifth of May. The purpose was to kill this ominous thing. However, as we go further back, the Chinese in the Shang and Zhou dynasties still loved it. This can be reflected in the sculptural bronze ware, which is small in total but more concentrated in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. "Zhou Li Man" has a record of "Temple Uses", "Study the same with Sang, Sui, Zhong Zun, that is, the image of the genus." Obviously, å£ is a collection of practical and ritual utensils. The bronze gongs of the Shang dynasty had a lot of dome shapes, and the pods that were seen were made into two shapes. Some scholars also believe that the owl is the main totem worship of the Hongshan culture dating back five or six thousand years. Owls have the largest number of animal models unearthed in Hongshan Culture. People at the time were often attacked by wild beasts in the dark, and owls could easily capture food like an eagle in the darkness, naturally gaining human worship. Obviously, the ancestors of the Hongshan Culture period hoped that the owl could give itself the magical power to fight against nature. The influence of this totem culture has remained strong until the Shang and Zhou dynasties. The ancestors of the Hongshan culture belong to the ancient North China people, that is, the tribes that live in the north of the Yellow River and the south of the Great Wall. They also include the present Shaanxi, northern Shanxi, and southern Inner Mongolia.é¸®å£ å‡º 出 出 二 石 石 石 Out of the land of Erlangpo Village, Shilou County, is benefiting from the local area affected by the Hongsan Culture. Jiangmen HomeMaster Electric Motors & Appliances Manufacturing Co., Ltd , https://www.homemasterjm.com