“Han and the World” tile

[The tile of “China and the World”]

The tile of “China and the World”, Western Han Dynasty, 17 cm in diameter
Western Han Dynasty tile, ceramic. This tile is in the face of “Han and the world”, with four characters protruding and seal script style. The Biography of Jia Zou Mei Lu in the Book of Han Dynasty records that “Fu Han and the twenty-four prefectures and seventeen vassals have lost and lost, and run thousands of miles without stopping.” In the Biography of Dong Zhongshu, it is also said that “Your majesty has the world today, and you can’t fail to obey, read and listen at the same time in the world. You can know the best of the world, and you can do it in the world, and you can do it in the outside. Yelang and Kang Ju are thousands of miles apart. They say that virtue and friendship are the essence of peace.” “Han and the world” have the meaning of boasting
Recorded text: Han and the world.