There are many interesting stories about the source of the jade name.
Emerald has always been thought to bring good luck, symbolizing purity, the sun, justice, courage, harmony and purity. So why is this beautiful stone called "Jade"? There are also many interesting stories about the source of the jade name.
In ancient China, jade is a kind of bird living in the south. The color of the coat is very beautiful, usually with blue, green, red, brown and other colors. Generally, the male of the bird is red, which is called "ç¿¡", and the female is green, which is called "cui". Chen Ziang, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the poem "Feeling": "The emerald nest in the South China Sea, the male and female pearl forests... the jewels of the glory, the koi koi." Means: This kind of bird named Emerald is in the South China Sea. Binding nests, both male and female pairs inhabit the jungle, the beautiful flight can be made into dazzling road decoration, and the bedding decorated with it is also colorful.
Another said that the ancient "Cui" specifically refers to the green jade produced in Hetian, Xinjiang. After the jade was introduced to China, it was called "non-green" and later evolved into "Jade."
There is no shortage of essence in the jade stone, and the price is very expensive at that time, but compared with the one kilogram of jadeite in the early 21st century, it is almost a small witch. (According to: According to the records of Ouyang Xiu's "Return to the Field", at the latest in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, Jadeite was the name of the green treasure jade, which was a banned treasure.)
The mining, transportation, processing and sales of jadeite have always been done by people in Yunnan. In a Chinese-style ancient temple in the ancient city of Amo, in the ancient capital of Myanmar, the inscription on the inscription is engraved with the names of 5,000 Chinese jade merchants, which are also introduced in Yuyuan and jewelry. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the senior officials of the eunuch were stationed in Baoshan Tengchong to purchase jewelry. At that time, it was known as “Jade Road†and “Baojing Road†from Yongchang Tengyue to Myanmar’s Myitkyina. Tengchong to Myanmar's business roads are most prosperous, with more than 20,000 horses walking through it every day. Tengchong's jewelry transactions account for almost 90% of the world's jade trade. By 1950, more than 300,000 overseas Chinese in Tengchong County had been in Myanmar. To this day, Yunnan people have tens of thousands of people engaged in the jade industry in Myanmar.
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