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《广雅》日:“鉴谓之镜。”说明鉴与镜是一个意思。《说文》有:“鉴,水盆也。”甲骨文中的“鉴”字,就是一个人跪在地上对着水盆照脸的象形文字。因此,很有可能是水能照出人、物影子的原理,引发了以后形形色色的镜子。它们用铜、铁、石、陶等材料制成,铜镜盛行时,有用错金银、金银平脱、镶嵌和漆绘等特种工艺制作,近现代多用玻璃,也有塑料、有机玻璃等涂银而成。上海同样出土过不少精美的古镜,其中数四五千年前的金山亭林遗址的石镜(图1)别有意义,它是上海先民使用镜子的最早物证,而且与笔
“Guang Ya” Day: “Mirror the mirror. ” Description Kam and mirror is a mean. “Said the text” are: “Kam, basin also.” Oracle “Kam” word, is a person kneeling on the ground facing the basin pictorial pictorial. Therefore, it is very likely that the principle that water can follow people’s shadow and cause shadows will lead to all kinds of mirrors of the future. They are made of copper, iron, stone, pottery and other materials. When bronze mirrors prevail, they are made of special gold and silver plates, mosaic plates, lacquered plates and other special techniques. Modern glass, plastic, plexiglass and other silver-coated to make. Shanghai also unearthed a lot of beautiful old mirror, of which four or five thousand years ago Jinshan Tinglin ruins stone (Figure 1) does not make sense, it is the earliest evidence of the use of mirrors in Shanghai, the ancestors and pen