"Qingque Dadai" (青雀大帶) translates to "Azure Bird Large Belt" and refers to a specific type of ancient Chinese belt hook (帶鉤 - dàigōu), often made of bronze or jade. These belt hooks were functional items used to fasten belts but also served as decorative pieces and symbols of status and wealth during various dynasties, particularly the Han Dynasty. The "Azure Bird" motif, often intricately carved into the hook, held symbolic meaning related to auspiciousness and possibly directional significance.
