三星堆博物馆感受记录.docx

三星堆博物馆感受记录
goodmorning，ladiesandgentlemen.welcometosanxingduimuseum.themuseumissituatedinthenortheastofthesanxingduisiteanditwasopenedtothepublicinoctober1997.it’snodoubtatreasure-house.becauseithasagreatnumberofhistoricalrelics，whichareveryspectacular，suchasastatelystandingfigure，afreakishbronzemask，andatoweringbronzeholytree;allofthemareunparalleledtreasures.moreovertherearemanygoldwaresandjadewares，andmanyofthemarethefirsteverseenoftheirkind.alltheserelicsprovedthatsanxingduiwasthecapitaloftheancientshukingdommorethan3，000yearsago.now，ladiesandgentlemen，iwouldliketointroduceyouoneofthemostuniqueandgrotesquerelicsinthemuseum-thebronzemaskwithprotrudingeyes.everybody，pleasewatchthemaskcarefully.itis78centimeterswide，82.5centimetershighandontheforeheadthereisadragon-shapedcrown，whichis68-centimeterslong.themask’seyeballsarequitestrange，right。theyarenotthenormaleyeballs，butlookliketwobulgingcircularcylinders，andeachthrustingoutwardabout10cm.theearsarealsostange，theyareverybigandstretchoutonbothsides.actually，themaskishalfhumanbeingshalfanimals.soyoumayfeelconfused：whatwastheirprototypeororigin。whymusttheybeexpressedinsuchway。theanswermayliesinthehistory.3000yearsago，sanxingduiwasthecapitaloftheshukingdomandcancongwasthefirstruler.sotheshupeopleregardedcancongastheirancestraldeity.accordingtowrittenrecordsintheshukingdom’schronicle，itsays：“canconghadprotrudingeyes”.inthepast，scholarswereveryconfusedoftheterm“protrudingeyes”，becausetheydidnotknowwhatitreallymeant.inordertoexplainit，alotofspeculativetheorieswereinvented.butnoneofthemwereconvincing.nowwiththeexcavationofthismask，mostarcheologistsagreethatthetermshouldrefertotheappearanceofthemask.theybelievethatthemaskrepresentstheimageofcancong，thefirstruleroftheshukingdom..everybody，doyouagreetheexplanation。ifyoudon’t，hereiwanttoshareotherspeculationswithyou.oneopinionisthemaskisassociatedwithsomefolklore.becausetheexaggeratedeyesandearsarethemostimpressivefeaturesofthemask.sosomearcheologistbelievedthattheseimagessymbolizetheso-calledthousand-mileeyeandwind-accompanyingearinchinesefolklore.anotheropinionisthatthemaskshowstheevolutionoftotems.becauseearlyculturestendtomixanimismwithancestralworship，soitisnotstrangethatthemaskhasbothanimalisticandhumanfeatures.everybody，nomatterwhichopinionyoutake，becausewehavenowrittenrecordsabouthowandwhythemaskwasmade，ibelievethedebateaboutthemysteriousmaskwillgoonforalongtime.nowladiesandgentlemen，iwillgiveyou5minutestoobservethemask.andyoucanalsofreelyphotographorfilmit，butpleaseremember，don’tuseflashhere.
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