The "越王剑" (Yue Wang Jian), or "Sword of King Yue," is an ancient Chinese sword dating back to the Spring and Autumn period (approximately 770-476 BC). It was discovered in 1965 in a tomb in the city of Huzhou, Zhejiang province. The sword is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, featuring intricate designs and a high level of durability, which has allowed it to remain in excellent condition over the centuries. This sword is associated with King Goujian of the Yue state, who is famous for his resilience and military prowess. The "越王剑" symbolizes the strength and spirit of the Yue people, and it is often regarded as a national treasure of China. Its historical significance and artistry make it a valuable artifact for understanding ancient Chinese culture and warfare.