Bronze Ware Found in Lord Zheng’s Tomb in Xinzheng

The bronze wares found in Lord Zheng’s tomb in Xinzheng in 1923 is one of the representative groups of cultural relics that taking over from the past and setting a new course for the future in the middle Spring and Autumn period. Because of historical reasons, this batch of cultural relics have been stored in both sides of the Straits separately all the time in these decades, which prevent them from showing their complete features of beauty. Indebted to efforts by scholars of the two sides of the Straits, this book is able to collect and sort out the bronze wares unearthed from the Lord Zheng’s coffin chamber in Xinzheng and which are separately stored in both sides of the Straits. The book gives a complete introduction to the process of these cultural relics when they were unearthed, collected, and separated, it also relates to the scientific classification, naming, and the current research situation of these relics. Based on this information. The book examines and corrects their origin, style and evolvement anew and studies their unearthed surroundings and cultural classification from different angles.