Ming Dynasty Relics Unearthed in Indonesia Spark Silk Road Stories
Ming Dynasty porcelain unearthed in Cirebon, Indonesia, traces centuries-old Silk Road trade with the Cirebon Sultanate, revealing a vibrant maritime history.
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Legendary 400-Year-Old Queen of Peonies Thrives in Heze City
Discover the 400-year-old ‘queen of peonies’ in Baihua Garden, Heze City—a botanical treasure from the Ming Dynasty symbolizing timeless beauty.
Foshan’s 500-Year-Old Nanfeng Kiln: A Living Heritage
Explore Foshan’s 500-year-old Nanfeng Ancient Kiln: witness a timeless flame and interactive ceramic art blending tradition with modern creativity.
Seabed Treasure: Ming Dynasty Porcelain Bowl with 1605 Stamp Unearthed
A Ming porcelain bowl stamped from 1605 has been recovered from the seabed, offering new insights into early 17th-century craftsmanship and trade.
Ming Dynasty Relics from South China Sea Shipwrecks Unveiled in Hainan
Over 400 Ming Dynasty relics from two deep-sea shipwrecks are showcased at Hainan’s China Museum of the South China Sea. Explore ancient maritime treasures.
Ming Dynasty Tea Culture Celebrated on Macao’s 25th Anniversary
Celebrating 25 years since Macao’s return to China, a senior tea taster and aesthetic content creators honor the enduring elegance of Ming Dynasty tea culture.
The Ming Dynasty’s Timeless Influence on Modern Tea Culture
Explore how the Ming Dynasty revolutionized tea culture with its refined simplicity, leaving a lasting legacy on how tea is enjoyed today.
Nanjing Lake Transforms Into a Monet-Inspired Wonderland
Discover how Nanjing’s serene lake and the historic Xiaoling Mausoleum transform into a Monet-like painting, blending nature and art seamlessly.
Experience Autumn at Beijing’s Ming City Wall Ruins Park
Explore Beijing’s Ming City Wall Ruins Park this autumn, where history and vibrant foliage create a stunning and peaceful retreat.
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.
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