Chinese art is one of the famous subjects in art history. The Metropolitan Museum has a larger exhibition of Chinese art in Florence and the Herbert Irving Asian Wing. In the exhibition hall, they displayed a large amount of Chinese calligraphy, Chinese bronzes and Chinese ceramics. The history of the Chinese has such a high technique for casting the body of bronzes with detail. Ritual wine vessels constitute one of the majority of bronzes from the Shang dynasty. There are different types of ships depending on the centuries. One of the ritual wine vessels is called "Jue" in Chinese, generic terms for drinking vessels in history. “Jue” is a traditional Chinese utensil for drinking vessels. On the body of the bronzes, there are different artworks cast on the bronzes representing different dynasty years. Chinese bronzes represent Chinese culture and technology in the name of the Xia and Shang dynasties. It is the first fully developed writing system in Chinese history. The Bronze Age in China began in the Xia dynasty (1670-1600 BC), which is the first to be identified with the Erlitiou phase of Yanshi. It was a special position in society and was the product of a strict hierarchy. Since the beginning of the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC), Chinese bronze culture has been at the peak of its development. People in the Shang Dynasty used bronzes as kitchen utensils, wine holders and even on weapons. Later, it seems to have been gradually replaced by iron during the Han dynasty. The first part of the Bronze Age is still unknown. According to the documentation, most of the discovery sites are located south of the Yellow River in Henan Province. The discovery area of ​​Shaanxi bronzes is larger than elsewhere. The archaeologist... middle of paper ...... vessel. The color of the container is a rich blue-green surface. We can see all about Chinese art history in the Florence and Herbert Irving Asian Wing section of the museum. We can see many bronze items dating from the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC) to the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046-771 BC), as well as ceramic items dating from different centuries in China. In the display case, he shows three types of ritual wine vessels: the ritual wine beaker (Gu) and the ritual wine vessel. It dates from the 13th and 15th centuries. It is also spread in the late Shang dynasty and early Zhou dynasty. The ritual wine glass is also a utensil for drinking wine, the shape of the glass resembles a vase. According to written records, Chinese history dates back more than thousands of years. Archaeologists still have incomplete documents on the history of China. Many relics are still exhumed.