Brocade and brocade are very finely woven, and there are two main types. One is pure geometric patterns, and the other is regular wavy geometric patterns to form geometric separation lines, which are matched with animal and plant patterns to form stylization. In the later period, the patterns absorbed external factors, most of which were plain colors, colored brocade and weft, resulting in Central Asian and Western Asian patterns. There are rhombic brocade, dragon brocade, Ruishou brocade, lion brocade, honeysuckle rhombic brocade, honeysuckle beaded brocade, bird brocade, tree brocade and Shengyuan brocade (unearthed in Xinjiang). There are many colors, such as scarlet, pink, crimson, yellow, light chestnut, purple blue, emerald blue, light blue, green leaves, white and so on. For example, the "Honeysuckle Diamond Brocade" is a diamond lattice with crimson dots, and a large crimson cross is inlaid with diamonds. Among them, there are delicate vermilion honeysuckle with flower cores and self-contained florets, forming a "flower among flowers" and "knight with stripes on animals" (unearthed in Turpan, Xinjiang). The Brocade of the Heavenly King's Metaplasia, a brocade before the first year of Shigemitsu in Gaochang (620), includes lions, elephants, metaplasia in Buddhist art, lotus flowers and other common patterns in Central Asia. "Checked Animal Brocade" (unearthed in Astana), a brocade made in the eighth year of Gaochang (63 1), is made of yellow, green, white, blue and red silk. On the yellow and green stripes, blue rhinoceros, red and white lions and blue and white elephants are woven. Brocade is thin and colorful, and jacquard is fine and fine, which is the characteristic of the times.