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　　The craftsmanship of gold and silver ware production at Baima Temple carries on the ancient Chinese tradition of gold and silver craftsmanship, comprehensively showcasing the complete technological process behind the creation of ancient gold and silver artifacts. The craft process at Baima Temple is highly intricate, encompassing such key techniques as mold casting, lost-wax casting, hammering, engraving, soldering, gilding, filigree wirework, inlaying, openwork carving, relief sculpture, and wire wrapping. These techniques are both comprehensive and thorough; while preserving the authentic, purely handcrafted essence of the art, they also incorporate innovative methods and processes.

　　The craftsmanship of gold and silver ware production at the White Horse Temple holds great significance for studying the development of gold and silver artifacts as well as the aesthetic tastes, value orientations, and ideological trends of imperial nobles and working people. It embodies a wealth of traditional handcraft techniques and represents an exceptionally precious historical and cultural heritage.

　　The craftsmanship of gold and silver ware production at the White Horse Temple has both inherited and developed ancient techniques for processing gold and silver artifacts, faithfully recreating the sophisticated and refined skills of ancient artisans. It showcases the profound depth and richness of Chinese culture and has a far-reaching impact on the study of gold and silver ware culture.