Golden Festival

Golden Festival

Jinjie, a Chinese word, Pinyin is j ī NJI é, which refers to the Fu Jie of princes and envoys, and also refers to the ceremonial guard of ancient palace.

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1. The talisman of princes and envoys. 2. The guard of honor of ancient palace.

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In Zhouli, Qiuguan and xiaopedestrian, there are six festivals in the world: the tiger festival in shanguo, the people festival in Tuguo and the Dragon Festival in Zeguo Zheng Xuan of the Han Dynasty noted: "when the envoys of the vassals were appointed, they were given a letter in the form of Jin Jie, which was also regarded as the letter of the way." In Wang Wei's Fenghe Shengzhi, the emperor sent the envoys back to the county in late spring, saying, "Yucheng welcomes the guests, and Jinjie sends the princes." The second poem of he Jingming's "watching the soldiers" in Ming Dynasty: "the envoys pass the golden Festival, and the soldiers play the Yuxiao." Liu Changqing of Tang Dynasty wrote: "the power is divided, the gold is saved, the grace is borrowed from the iron crown." Wang Wei of Tang Dynasty wrote five elegies to Prince Gongyi: "riding on the wind, frost and hair, banners and banners. Kairong gold Festival protection, Book Life jade Fu new According to Yi Wei Zhi I of the history of the Song Dynasty, "there are 12 Jinjie people in Huanghui banzhan and 12 Jinjie people in Huanghui xiaobanzhan and Huanghui jiaozhan." Yi Wei Zhi Liu in the history of the Song Dynasty: "Jin Festival, Sui system.". Black lacquer pole, with disc on it, red silk around it, eight layers on it, and yellow embroidered dragon bag cage