Chinese bronzes
Ding, gui, zun, jue: each vessel drawn and named, then the rule that ranked their owners.
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Make one like thisWhat the video shows
The board fills with the classic vessel shapes one at a time: the three-legged ding for meat, the gui for grain, the zun and the jue for wine, each labelled as it appears. The taotie mask is drawn close up. The video ends with the ranking rule: nine ding for a king, seven for a duke, down the ladder.
How it was made
Guided-tour mode, Creative style, Chinese narration, two minutes forty-six seconds. Kept as rendered, with two small lettering errors in the image that were left in deliberately to show what an unedited run looks like.