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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Professor Li Ling’s Quest to Reunite the Chu Silk Manuscripts
Professor Li Ling of Peking University shares his decades-long quest to reunite the Chu Silk Manuscripts, China’s earliest silk texts discovered in 1942, hoping to bring the final volume back to Changsha.
Hongyan Village: The Birthplace of China’s ‘Red Spirit’
Discover Hongyan Village in Chongqing—the birthplace of China’s ‘Red Spirit’ and a key site in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
China’s Terracotta Warriors Return to Southern California After 14 Years
China’s iconic Terracotta Warriors are on display at the Bowers Museum in Southern California for the first time in 14 years, featuring new, never-before-seen relics.
Jade Pillows: How Ancient China Stayed Cool During Summer
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.
Discovering the Great Wall: China’s Link Between Past and Present
Explore the Great Wall—a symbol that connects China with the world and bridges the past with the present. Discover why Liu Qi calls it the most worthwhile place to visit and create your own story.
Kayou Cards: China’s Ancient Legends Turned Global Collectibles
Kayou Cards are blending China’s ancient legends with modern collectibles, winning fans worldwide. Discover how this trading card company is making history cool again.
Discovering Baoguo Temple: A Timeless Wooden Marvel in Ningbo
Discover Baoguo Temple, a timeless wooden marvel in Ningbo City. Built during the Eastern Han Dynasty, it showcases ancient mortise-and-tenon craftsmanship and the ingenuity of traditional Chinese architecture.
National Museum of China’s New Book Bridges Ancient History and Modern Life
Discover how the National Museum of China’s new book, ‘The History of Ancient China in 115 Objects,’ brings ancient artifacts to life, bridging past and present for a new generation.
Tang Dynasty Figurines: Glimpses into China’s Golden Age
Discover how Tang Dynasty pottery figurines offer a vivid snapshot of ancient Chinese life, reflecting the era’s cultural richness and dynamic exchanges with the world.