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内容简介：

本书为讲述中国玉器文化的通俗历史读物。全书分为七章、六十四讲，依托于传世文献和考古资料，介绍自新石器时代至清代的各类玉器，讲述玉器在中华文明萌芽、发展、融合、壮大的历史过程中的价值与地位，探索玉器独特的文明基因，发掘玉器的文明特性。玉是中国文化中最有特色的一个符号，以玉器为中心载体的玉文化贯穿了中华文明史，成为中国文化不可缺少的一部分。本书旨在通过探讨中国玉文化的发展史等，传承与弘扬玉文化的魅力。

作者简介：

石洪波，1979年生，湖北天门人，天津师范大学历史文化学院教师，从事古代玉器、古代物质文化史等方面的教学与研究，发表论文多篇，合著有《古代中国文明（上卷）》《国家宝藏：100件文物讲述世界文明史》等书。

Introduction:

This book is an accessible historical work exploring Chinese jade culture. Divided into seven chapters and sixty-four lectures, it features hundreds of precious artifact photographs and draws on both historical records and archaeological findings to examine jade objects from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty. The book illuminates jade's evolving significance throughout Chinese civilization - from its embryonic beginnings through development, integration, and eventual flourishing - while decoding jade's unique cultural DNA and inherent civilizational characteristics.

As the most distinctive symbol in Chinese culture, jade-centered traditions have permeated China's entire historical trajectory, becoming an indispensable component of its cultural identity. Through tracing jade culture's developmental journey, this publication aims to preserve and promote the enduring allure of this artistic legacy.

About the Author:

Shi Hongbo (born 1979 in Tianmen, Hubei Province) is a faculty member at the School of History and Culture, Tianjin Normal University, specializing in the study and teaching of ancient jade artifacts and material culture history. He has published numerous academic papers and co-authored several significant works including Ancient Chinese Civilization (Volume I) and National Treasures: 100 Artifacts That Tell World Civilization History. His scholarly contributions focus on the intersection of material culture and ancient Chinese civilization, particularly through the lens of jade artifacts as cultural signifiers.