In order to carry forward China's rich and splendid gold coin culture, highlight the design and production process of exquisite precious metal commemorative coins, showcase the rich and colorful grotto art in China, advocate the protection of historical relics, and meet the needs of the public for collecting and investing gold and silver commemorative coins. On July 28, 2004, the People's Bank of China issued a set of gold and silver commemorative coins for Chinese Grotto Art (Maijishan), and held a debut in Tianshui City, Gansu Province.
There are three gold and silver coins in the "Chinese Grotto Art - Maiji Mountain", including two gold coins and one silver coin. The commemorative coins have the same frontal pattern and are all panoramic views of the Maiji Mountain with distinctive features. The design uses traditional sandblasting and polishing techniques to express the geographical and human characteristics of the Maiji Mountain exterior, emphasizing the texture of the glutenite and the lushness of the trees. The simple and simple artistic language will make the three cliffs and dense caves. The vertical and horizontal plank roads are clear and clear, and the mountains standing on the peaks highlight the magnificence and grandeur of Maiji Mountain.
The set of commemorative coins better reflects the artistic style and cultural taste of ancient art masterpieces in design concept, relief processing and craft performance. It grasps the perfect combination of heaven and earth, philosophy and instinct, belief and speculation. The embossing treatment of this set of commemorative coins is also faithful to the original work to the greatest extent, and truly reproduces the artistic style of the Maiji Mountain Grottoes.
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