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The oldest jade found so far can be traced back to more than 8,000 years ago. It is a jade dagger unearthed in Huxian County, Shanxi Province. The largest one is "Yu Zhi Shui Tu", which was completed by Yangzhou artists in Qing Dynasty in 10. The earliest jade catalogue is "ancient jade Tu" in Yuan Dynasty, written in 134 1.

The earliest jade found in China so far is a small stone knife unearthed from the late Paleolithic site in Huxian County, Shanxi Province 8,000 years ago. The largest jade is the Jade Mountain and Dayu Water Control Map, which was made around Yangzhou jade in Qing Dynasty 10. The first special jade catalogue is the ancient jade map of Yuan Dynasty, written in 134 1. The first academic research monograph on ancient jade was Textual Research on Ancient Jade compiled by Wu Yiwei during Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty (15).