The top ten treasures of the National Palace Museum in Taipei are: jade jade cabbage, flesh-shaped stone, Mao Gong tripod, quick snow and clear calligraphy, Fuchun Mountain Dwelling Picture, Northern Song Dynasty Ru Kiln azure patternless narcissus basin, Sanshi plate, Xishan Travel Picture,

Manuscripts for memorializing nephews, and Huangzhou cold food posts.

1. Jadeite cabbage Jadeite cabbage is 9.1cm high, 5.07cm wide and 18.7cm long. It is carved from a piece of jade that is half gray and half emerald. The craftsmen carve the green parts into leaves and the gray parts into vegetables.

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In the thickest green area, there are two resting katydids, commonly known as "Weaver Lady" or "Katydid".

2. Flesh-shaped stone The flesh-shaped stone is an agate stone.

In nature, agate minerals have accumulated over a long period of time. At different points in time, impurities affect and even produce different colors, showing different colors layer by layer.

The craftsman who made this flesh-shaped stone processed and polished the original stone with rich texture and dyed the stone skin on the surface.

3. Maogong Ding Maogong Ding Maogong Ding is an artifact of the Xuanwang period in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. It was unearthed in Qishan, Shaanxi in the late Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty.

The Maogong Tripod is nearly 54 centimeters tall and weighs 34.5 kilograms. It has a large mouth and a round belly. The overall shape is thick and dignified, and the decoration is also very simple, powerful, quaint and simple. It marks that in the late Western Zhou Dynasty, bronzes have been freed from the strong mysterious color.

4. Kuai Xue Shi Qing Tie Kuai Xue Shi Qing Tie is said to be a cursive calligraphy work created by Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It is ink on paper and is now collected in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

The full text of "Quick Snow and Clear Tie" has four lines and twenty-eight characters.

It was written as a letter, and its content is the author's greetings to relatives and friends in a happy mood when the snow cleared.

5. Residence in Fuchun Mountains "Residence in Fuchun Mountains" is an ink painting on paper painted by the Yuan Dynasty painter Huang Gongwang in 1350 for his junior disciple Zheng Ao (Wuyongshi).

The painting depicts the early autumn sceneries on both sides of the Fuchun Mountains in Zhejiang. The brushwork and ink are green and simple, reflecting Huang Gongwang's proficient artistic realm. The high-standard painting style of removing evil, sweetness, vulgarity, and evil advocated by his landscape paintings is reflected in this painting.

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6. The Ru Kiln azure grainless narcissus basin of the Northern Song Dynasty The azure grainless narcissus basin of the Ru kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty, also known as the celadon grainless narcissus basin of the Ru kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty, was a royal porcelain used by the court of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is 6.9cm high, 23cm wide, 16.4cm long, and 23cm in diameter.

, weighing 670g.

The Ru kiln celadon patternless narcissus basin is a device for planting narcissus and can also be used as a decoration.

7. Sanshi Pan Sanshi Pan, also known as Kueren Pan, is a bronze ware of the late Western Zhou Dynasty. It is named after the word "Sanshi" in the inscription.

Sanshi's body is round in shape, with a shallow abdomen, double attached ears, and high round feet.

The abdomen is decorated with Kui patterns, and the circle feet are decorated with animal mask patterns.

There is an inscription on the inner bottom with nineteen lines and three hundred and fifty-seven words, which describes a land transfer contract from the period of King Li in the late Western Zhou Dynasty, in which the Ku people paid land to the San family.

8. "Travel to Xishan" "Travel to Xishan" is a representative work of Fan Kuan's landscape painting. It is on silk and is drawn in ink. It is 206.5 cm long and 103.3 cm wide.

The painting depicts a typical northern scenery. Standing in front of the painting scroll, you can only feel the mountains pressing down on the top, so aggressive that it makes you feel as if you are actually there.

9. Manuscripts for Nephews "Manuscripts for Nephews" is called "Manuscripts for Nephews in Praise of the Good Doctor Ji Ming" in full. It is a draft written by Yan Zhenqing in memory of his nephew Yan Jiming.

***Twenty-three lines, two hundred and thirty-four words.

Yan Zhenqing ordered people to go to Hebei to look for Ji Ming's head and bring it back, but only the head was left when he was buried.

When I was writing the composition, I was filled with grief and anger, and I couldn't help myself, so I finished the manuscript in one go.

10. Huangzhou Cold Food Post "Hanshi Post" is also known as "Huangzhou Cold Food Poetry Post" or "Huangzhou Cold Food Post".

It is a poem written by Su Shi and written in ink on plain paper. It is 34.2 cm wide and 18.9 cm long. It has 17 lines of running script and 129 characters. It is now in the collection of the National Palace Museum in Taipei.