Underwater Artifacts Reveal China’s 800-Year Maritime Legacy
Over 3,000 underwater artifacts in the South China Sea showcase more than 800 years of maritime trade, navigation, and cultural exchange from the Chinese mainland.
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How Persian Silverware Revealed Guangzhou’s 2,000-Year-Old Trade Legacy
A Persian-styled silver box from Zhao Mo’s 2,000-year-old tomb highlights Guangzhou’s role as an ancient global trade hub, bridging East and West centuries ago.
Persian Silverware Reveals Guangzhou’s 2,000-Year-Old Global Trade Links
Archaeologists unearthed a Persian-styled silver box in Zhao Mo’s tomb, revealing Guangzhou’s 2,000-year-old role as a global trade hub connecting ancient Persia and China.
Persian Silver Box Reveals Guangzhou’s 2,000-Year-Old Global Hub
Discover how a Persian-styled silver box found in Zhao Mo’s tomb reveals Guangzhou’s role as a global trade hub over 2,000 years ago.
Rare Ming Dynasty Shipwreck with Ebony Cargo Discovered in South China Sea
Archaeologists discover a Ming dynasty shipwreck in the South China Sea, untouched for over 500 years, revealing a valuable ebony cargo and shedding light on ancient maritime trade.
Quanzhou: Exploring the Ancient Heart of the Maritime Silk Road
Discover Quanzhou, an ancient port city on China’s southeast coast, rich in cultural heritage and pivotal to the Maritime Silk Road’s flourishing trade routes.