“In Search of Ancient China” Returns with Season 2 on CCTV-1
The second season of “In Search of Ancient China” premieres on CCTV-1, exploring the rich history and heritage of ancient China.
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Ancient Secrets: Unveiling Dawenkou Pictographs
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Ancient Grotto Unearthed in Shanxi Reveals 1,500 Years of Cultural Heritage
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Peru’s New Archaeological Finds Spark Tourism Revival
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Drones Reveal Over 200 Hidden Entrances in the Ming Great Wall
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10,000-Year-Old Rice Traces Unveiled by Chinese Scientists
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