Collectors and enthusiasts of jade ware usually handle the delicately carved jades very carefully. However, some people assume that jade is hard, sturdy, and won't break. In fact, when jade falls on the ground, it may sometimes appear undamaged on the surface, but in reality, it might already have cracks. In some cases, these cracks are so fine that they are not easily visible to the naked eye. If another collision occurs after this, the hidden danger will be exposed, leading to a sudden break, at which point it will be too late for regret. When jade ware is damaged, its value decreases significantly, naturally making it regrettable.
Therefore, in ancient China, there were efforts to repair broken jade wares. From the examination of unearthed jade artifacts, we find that every era has examples of such repairs. This is why a special introduction is provided...