Analyzing the social organization and aesthetic value of the western han dynasty through the artworks of the haihunhou tomb

Abstract

This study uses artworks from the Haihunhou tomb as a starting point to explore the social organization and aesthetic values of the Western Han Dynasty in depth through qualitative research and literature analysis. The study revealed that the burial culture highlights the differences between the nobility, and the artworks reflected in the aesthetic pursuits of the times. This study not only deepens our understanding of the social organization of the Western Han Dynasty, but also provides a new perspective for modern aesthetic research, which is conducive to the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage.

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