Because of their belief in the magical properties of jade, ancient Chinese nobles were often buried in jade coffins sewn with gold or silver thread.
Miners in Myanmar have dug up the world's most valuable jade with a weight of up to 175 tons.
10 years ago, Mr. Chung (Hunan, China) cheerfully brought home a 10kg heavy stone picked up by the river to give his wife salt melon.
The relationship between rubies and jade with special geological conditions forms them, helping us understand more about the history of tectonic plates on Earth.
In the old days, Chinese people considered jade as a
As an indispensable material when building the Great Wall, it can be kept for 30 years ... is the truth that not everyone knows about