Unveiling the Wild Beauty: Yinxu’s Unique Bronze Buffalo Discovered in Anyang
Discover the only ox-shaped bronze vessel from Yinxu, unearthed in Anyang’s Shang Dynasty tomb, showcasing wild beauty and intricate artistry.
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115kg of Han Dynasty Gold Discovered in Nanchang
An astounding 115kg of gold from the Han Dynasty has been excavated from the tomb of Marquis Liu He in Nanchang, offering a rare glimpse into the riches of ancient China.
Exploring Su Shi’s Legacy: CGTN Host Visits Huangzhou
CGTN reporter Nadim Diab explores the enduring legacy of the renowned poet Su Shi in Huangzhou, uncovering stories that have captivated Chinese hearts for centuries.
Xinzhou Ancient City Revitalized: 1,800-Year-Old Landmark Shines Again
Xinzhou Ancient City in Shanxi Province, northern Chinese mainland, has been revitalized, preserving its 1,800-year history and attracting tourists with traditional architecture.
Discover Wu Zetian: China’s Only Female Emperor on Display at Xiamen Museum
Explore the life and legacy of Wu Zetian, China’s only female emperor, through a captivating exhibition at Xiamen Museum until October 7.
Forbidden City: Timeless UNESCO Treasure in Beijing’s Heart
Discover the Forbidden City, a timeless UNESCO treasure in Beijing, renowned for its stunning architecture and rich history spanning the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Journey Through Time: Exploring Luoyang Museum’s Timeless Treasures
Explore the Luoyang Museum’s timeless treasures, showcasing ancient Chinese artifacts that reveal the rich cultural heritage and essence of Chinese civilization.
Revolutionary Fu Ships: Pioneers of the Maritime Silk Road
Discover how Chinese shipbuilders revolutionized sea travel with Fu ships, enhancing safety along the historic Maritime Silk Road.
Exploring ‘Dian Cha’: Song Dynasty’s Timeless Tea Art
Dive into ‘Dian Cha,’ the Song Dynasty’s unique tea preparation method, highlighting its historical significance and cultural impact on Chinese tea traditions.
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.