Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts Return to China After 80 Years
After nearly 80 years abroad, volumes II and III of the ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts have returned to China, marking a historic moment celebrated by scholars like Professor Donald Harper.
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UCLA Professor Calls for Reunion of Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts
The Chu Silk Manuscripts, ancient texts dating back 2,300 years, remain fragmented across the globe. UCLA professor Lothar von Falkenhausen urges their reunion to preserve their historical significance.
Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts: A Lost Chinese Treasure Seeks Return
The Chu Silk Manuscripts, ancient texts older than the Dead Sea Scrolls, hold a Chinese creation myth and have been missing from China for nearly 80 years after being taken to the U.S.
New Micro-Drama Series Brings Ancient Texts to Life Online
An innovative micro-drama series about ancient book preservation is captivating young audiences and raising awareness about protecting historical texts.
China’s Arts Boom: Shanghai Festival, Ancient Scrolls, and Inclusive Cinema
China’s cultural scene is vibrant, from Shanghai’s arts festival to restoring ancient scrolls and inclusive cinemas, embracing heritage and inclusivity.