Unearthing the Past: Chengdu’s Jinsha Site Museum Reveals 3,000-Year-Old Treasures
Discover the ancient wonders of the Kingdom of Shu at Chengdu’s Jinsha Site Museum, home to 3,000-year-old treasures like a golden sun disc and crown.
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Drones Reveal Over 200 Hidden Entrances in the Ming Great Wall
Tianjin University experts use drone technology to uncover over 200 hidden doors in the Ming Great Wall, including a rare ‘tumen’ designed by philosopher Mozi.
10,000-Year-Old Rice Traces Unveiled by Chinese Scientists
Chinese researchers uncover 10,000-year-old rice traces using CT scans, shedding light on rice domestication origins at the ancient Shangshan site.
Journey Through Time: Exploring Ancient China and Modern History Experiences
Explore the allure of time travel versus experiencing history today, from oracle bones to mythological films and the Yinxu Museum with Mike Walter.
Yinxu’s Ancient Chariots: Tracing China’s Early Civilization
Explore Yinxu, China’s first documented capital, and discover the remarkable Shang Dynasty horse-drawn chariots that highlight early advancements in wheeled transport.
Shenyang Palace Museum: A 400-Year Legacy Near Beijing
Explore the Shenyang Palace Museum, a 400-year-old wonder and one of China’s only two well-preserved ancient palace complexes, located 700 km from Beijing’s Forbidden City.
Beijing’s Baipu Temple: Ancient Guardian of Rare Buddhist Relics
Explore Beijing’s ancient Baipu Temple, a millennium-old sanctuary preserving rare Buddhist relics and stunning Liao Dynasty architecture. A must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts.
Discover the Fairy-Tale Charm of Furong Ancient Town in Hunan
Explore Furong Ancient Town in Hunan, a 2,000-year-old wonderland with cliffside dwellings, dazzling waterfalls, and rich Tujia culture.
Discover Luoyang Museum’s Charming Antiquities: Guardians of Heluo Culture
Explore the Luoyang Museum’s charming antiquities and terracotta figurines that bring the vibrant Heluo culture to life.
Liangzhu Ruins Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status, Unveiling Ancient Chinese Civilization
The Liangzhu Ruins in Hangzhou have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting a remarkable Chinese civilization that thrived between 5,300 and 4,300 years ago.