Ding is an ancient cooker in China, and it is also an important ritual vessel and a symbol of power. Its evolution can be traced back to the late Neolithic Age. After thousands of years of development, its shape and function have undergone great changes.

1, the earliest tripod was made of mud, and its shape was simple, only its belly was three feet shorter. This tripod is mainly used for cooking food, such as cook the meat and stew. With the passage of time, the shape and decoration of Ding became more and more complicated, and Ding made of different materials, such as bronze Ding and iron Ding, appeared. These pots are not only used for cooking, but also important ritual vessels for sacrificial ceremonies, banquets and other occasions.

2. During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, the shape of Ding developed further, and large-scale Fang Ding and Ding Yuan appeared. Fang Ding is generally made of bronze, with four square legs and a square belly, engraved with exquisite patterns and characters. A round tripod is a round vessel with three or four legs and a hemispherical or cylindrical abdomen.

3. With the development of society, the function of tripod is gradually weakened, and it is no longer used as the main cooking utensils. However, in ancient culture, Ding was still regarded as an important ritual vessel and symbol. In modern times, Ding has become an artistic and cultural symbol, which is widely used in museums, art exhibitions and cultural activities.

T-group

1, give full help: describe giving great help. Prosperity: describes the period of development of a cause, country, etc. Reached the peak. The power of the three pillars: describe the balance and balance of the three forces. Innovation: refers to transforming old things to make them look brand-new. Dingli: describe the coexistence of three aspects, evenly matched. Boiling: describes noise and noise.

2. Dingdang has ears: it describes that people have ears and are well informed. Zhong: Describe a rich life, enjoying food and music. Ding Ge: It refers to the great changes in politics and society. Zhi Ding: Describe the towering peaks standing in confrontation. Three-legged stand-off: describes the situation in which three forces each occupy one side and form a three-legged stand-off.

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