These three unparalleled treasures are: the bronze statue of the twelve zodiac animal heads in Yuanmingyuan, the "Yongle Dadian" and the jade seal handed down from the country. During the long historical process, many skilled craftsmen have integrated the profound Chinese culture into some works of art, thereby creating heirloom treasures that will surprise future generations. It's just a pity that due to various reasons, many once shining national treasures have disappeared in China, and there is no news about them so far.

The first treasure is the bronze statue of the twelve zodiac animal heads. Everyone must have heard of this treasure more or less. Strictly speaking, this is a series of bronze statues, one*** There are twelve pieces designed by an Italian painter at that time. Each zodiac bronze statue represents an hour, and at each hour, the corresponding bronze statue continues to spray water for two hours. The bronze statues of animal heads with such exquisite designs were looted. Although their whereabouts have been tracked, five bronze statues of snakes, chickens, dogs, sheep and dragons are still missing.

The second treasure is the "Yongle Dadian". As China's first encyclopedia-style collection of documents, the "Yongle Dadian" was strictly protected as soon as it came out in the Ming Dynasty. At first, it had been hidden in Wenyuan Pavilion in Nanjing. After Zhu Di moved the capital, "Yongle Dadian" also went there for safekeeping. But what I didn't expect was that after Qianlong ordered an inventory, it was discovered that a large part of the canon was missing. Moreover, after being looted, many original copies of the "Yongle Dadian" flowed abroad. Judging from the current recovery situation, it may take a long time to fully recover the "Yongle Dadian".

Compared with the first two treasures, the whereabouts of the third treasure may be the most anticipated, and this is the Jade Seal of the Nation. In fact, the original body of the imperial seal was the Heshi Bi that Qin Shihuang regarded as a treasure. After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, the He's Bi passed through several dynasties and disappeared until the Later Tang Dynasty. Some people think that this treasure has been burned, but evidence from historians shows that the He's Bi may still be hidden somewhere in China. corner. Regarding this, I believe many people are still looking forward to the day when it will reappear.