Jade, porcelain, furniture, calligraphy and painting were the most prosperous periods in which dynas

Jade: The Ming and Qing dynasties were at their peak. The heyday of the Qianlong period was the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the Qianlong Emperor loved jade as much as his life, and during his reign he vigorously supported jade mining, processing and collection, and his son's name was almost all next to the word jade, such as the Jiaqing Emperor "颙琰" Yan character is a kind of beautiful jade.

Porcelain was at its peak, probably in the Tang and Yuan dynasties. At that time, the commodity economy was active and overseas trade was prosperous. A lot of famous ports have also appeared.

In addition to the original Guangzhou, there are also Fuzhou, Ningbo and other regions. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, although it was the heyday of China, it still had a great impact on export trade due to its isolation from the country.

The heyday of furniture was also the Ming and Qing dynasties. The characteristics of Ming-style furniture, four sentences: concise modeling, line-based; Rigorous structure and fine workmanship; The decoration is moderate, simple and appropriate; The wood is hard and beautifully grained.

The style of Qing-style furniture: the shape is vigorous and solemn; Decoration for more, full, rich, gorgeous.

The heyday of calligraphy was in the Jin Dynasty, and the heyday of painting was in the Song Dynasty.

Jade was the heyday of the Han Dynasty, and the Han jade work was not comparable to the Qing Dynasty.

Porcelain flourished in the Song Dynasty.

The most prosperous period of furniture was the period of Longqing-Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty.

Calligraphy, the small seal of the Warring States period has been prosperous until the Qing Dynasty.

Painting should be the heyday of the Song Dynasty.