Jade is most highly valued in Chinese culture today. The philosopher Confucius reportedly expressed this fascination by making jade a metaphor for virtue, kindness, wisdom, justice, civility, music, sincerity, truth, Heaven and Earth.
The Chinese name Sui Qi (随琪) can be translated to mean "following jade" or "accompanying jade." In this context, "Sui" (随) means "to follow" or "to accompany," while "Qi" (琪) refers to "jade," which is often associated with beauty, purity, and preciousness in Chinese culture. The name can convey a sense of elegance and grace.
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In the Chinese zodiac, the year of your birth will carry an animal correlation, as I am born in 1968. I am the year of the monkey. Therefore, the form of a monkey carved in jade, is ,in my opinion, a celebration of this birth year. {There could also be a jade horse, a jade rooster, a jade dog, etc.}
white jade is precious and can be very valuable.
It is the name of a poem by a Chinese poet named Tu Fu.
The ancient Chinese believed that jade had magical properties. In ancient Chinese times, jade was used to preserve the dead.
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There are many themes in The Jade Peony, such as Chinese Culture, relationships, sexism.. and the list goes on.
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The Chinese believe that jade preserved the body from decay
It means that raw jade itself is useless until its cut into jewelry and the like and a person can't do anything until they are taught.
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