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Discover how ancient Chinese used intricate incense burners to cool down during summer. These Ming Dynasty treasures combined art and practicality, providing a unique way to beat the heat.
Discover how ancient Chinese people beat the summer heat over 1,800 years ago with cool jade pillows, blending functionality and artistry in the Han Dynasty.
Discover the ingenious bronze bingjian, an ancient Chinese wine cooler that nobles used over 2,000 years ago to chill their drinks—a remarkable refrigeration method long before electricity.
Explore the captivating tales of China’s legendary healers—Shennong, Bian Que, Hua Tuo, and Li Shizhen—whose ancient wisdom continues to inspire natural healing and well-being.
Participants in Buhurt, a form of full-contact armored combat, are bringing ancient Chinese battlefields to life. They wear historically accurate armor, recreating scenes from the era of cold weapons.
The Henan Museum reveals a rare gold strip linked to Wu Zetian, China’s only female emperor. Discovered on Mount Songshan, the artifact sheds light on Tang Dynasty rituals and the empress’s quest for longevity.
The new Suzhou Archaeological Museum in Jiangsu Province opens to the public, showcasing ancient treasures and engaging exhibits that captivate visitors.
The 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts have returned to China after decades in the U.S., offering new insights into ancient Chinese civilization.
An AI video brings a 2,000-year-old Han Dynasty drum-beating storyteller to life, rapping in English and connecting China’s past and present.
Ancient Chinese bronze wine vessels, like the owl-shaped Zun and goose-shaped He, showcase the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, reflecting China’s Bronze Age glory.