How much do you know about the origin of red agate in the Warring States Period?

Do you know the origin of red agate during the Warring States Period? Next, the constellation knowledge will answer for you. It doesn't matter who coined the name Zhan Guohong. What's important is that this new agate stone species produced in Beipiao, Chaoyang City is called Warring States Red, which is inappropriate and unscientific. The red agate in the Warring States period was found in Beipiao, but it did not attract widespread attention at that time. According to 86-year-old Uncle Li from Beigou Village, Quanjuyong Township, beipiao city, when he was young, he found obvious excavation marks on Agate Mountain and picked up a stone axe near the scene. In 2008, Zhan was discovered in large quantities and entered the market. At that time, people called this kind of stone colored stone and colored agate, and later called it Zhan Guo Hong. With the increasing fame of Zhan Guohong, many stone friends asked: Who came up with the name Zhan Guohong? It can only be said that the origin of the name Zhan Guohong is social cognition, which fully embodies the wisdom of the masses. This situation also exists on ornamental stones, which is normal. At present, there are three sources for the naming of strange stones in China: one is the naming of experts or special committees organized by the state, the other is the naming of associations at all levels, and the third is social cognition. It doesn't matter who coined the name Zhan Guohong. Importantly, it is inappropriate and unscientific to call this new variety of agate stone produced in Beipiao of Warring States in Chaoyang City red. There are many kinds of strange stones in China, including modeling stones, colored stones, textured stones, mineral crystals, paleontological fossils, meteorites and so on. Agate belongs to the category of textured stone, which can be divided into multiple categories according to color, texture, grain, characteristics and appearance, and each category is divided into multiple varieties. Only according to the texture, it can be divided into silk-wrapped agate, descendant agate, aquatic agate, dendritic agate, moss agate, ribbon agate and so on. The thin line is called silk-wrapped agate, and the wide line is called ribbon agate. Silk-wrapped agate is also called red agate. (Zhan Guohong) The most favorable evidence of the pre-Qin world heritage application history is 1979, the excavation of the aristocratic cemetery of Zhongshan State in Pingshan County, Hebei Province in the middle of the Warring States Period. During this period, more than 300 beads and tubes were unearthed as ornaments (highly similar to the present Northern Ticket Warring States Red), while the pre-Qin Sun Yat-sen State belonged to Bai Di, and the agate ring unearthed from Dongdazhangzi Warring States Tomb in Jianchang, Liaoning Province was highly consistent with the present Northern Warring States Red. The above two cases are presented by official rigorous scientific research excavation. As for the ornaments of Beipiao Warring States Red, pre-Qin, Han, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Zhu, Guan, Huan and Jian unearthed sporadically by the people, especially in Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, western Liaoning and eastern Mongolia, they are much higher than or even geometric multiples. Back in Beigou, Zhuying, Beipiao Village, there is a place where hundreds of tons of ancient slag (left after the core material was taken out by Warring States Red in Beipiao) are still piled up, and the old material remains of the pre-Qin period (small core material with thick patina) are also unearthed from Tushan in Zhuying Village from time to time. Various kinds of red agate (Beipiao Warring States Red) products collected by the people from the pre-Qin to Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, combined with Zhuying ancient mine pit and old material cores unearthed from time to time, we roughly sort out a historical application vein of red agate (Beipiao Warring States Red): Xiajiadian culture was abused by the lower level (Shang Dynasty) ~ sporadic appearance in the Western Zhou Dynasty ~ prosperity in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period ~ decline in Liao and Jin Dynasties ~ western Liaoning.