Acquired by Lin, Hen-li and Lin, Mei-rong (1956, Wufong, Hsingchu ounty)  
Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

This double-breasted, long sleeveless top is worn during ceremonies. The white color of the upper part of the clothes signifies a principle of a life of kind-heartedness and innocence. .......

This ten-lobed lotus bowl has gently curved sides, a subtly flaring rim, smooth transition from one petal lobe to the next, and a relatively tall ring foot. The blue-green glaze, from rim to the base, is uniformly thin and opaque, with fine crackling. .....

During the T’ang dynasty, most ceramics pillows either had a tri-color “san-ts’ai” glaze, or were glazed brown, black, or a Ch’ang-sha bronze color. At the time, too, there were only two basic types, one used to sleep on, and one on which for taking a pulse. By the Sung dynasty, there was a greater variety of designs, including one made especially to be buried with the deceased. The variation extended to size and style, but also to the kind of decoration, which usually implied some auspicious meaning. ...

The color of this hoof-shaped jade is yellowish green, and it has reddish brown spots mixed into its slightly transparent jade. The surface of this jade implement is smooth, without decorations, except for a trace of grinding on the inner surface. ...

The golden handled sword was unearthed from the tombs of Wei Lords, Liuli Chamber, Hui County, Henan Province. The manufactured design was of a hollow and round-handled sword. The handle and the part between the handle and the body are all wrapped with golden foil. ...

This Zong is shaped like a tube; its form resembles a Chuan, or bracelet, but is taller. It originates from the shape of chimney and derives from the ancient sacrifice to Jung Liou, or the house. Later, influenced by the concepts of the five elements, its form gradually conforms to the belief that heaven is round and earth is rectangular. ...

This set of decorative paintings for doors is made up of two halves, each exhibiting a noble official dressed in a traditional official hat and ceremonial clothes. One hand of the officials holds an ivory tablet and the other a flower pot, on the surface of the pot is a crimson pattern of the characters for “double happiness.” .....

The Lasiocampid moth Trabala vishnou (Lefèbvre) is widely distributed in the Oriental realm, including India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, China and Taiwan (Wang, 1995).......

This set of decorative paintings for doors is made up of two halves. The noble officials in the paintings both wear traditional official hats and hold ivory tablets in their hands. The one on the right carries a flower pot, which bears the Chinese characters ronghua (high position), .....

Members of this order is so called beetles by having the sclerotized forewings (elytra), including longhorn beetles, ......