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The Nanyue King's Tomb
Situated on Xianggang Mountain to the west of Yuexiushan Park in Guangzhou, the Nanyue King's...
The Yangjiawan Terracotta Army
The Yangjiawan terracotta army near the Changling Mausoleum of Liu Bang (Emperor Gaozu of the Han...
The Tomb of Zhao Shudai in the Jin State
Early in the 8th century B. C., Zhao Shudai went to the Jin State to seek shelter.
It was a luxurious hall in Daming Palace set for banquet, performance and religious rites, which consisted of a front, middle and rear hall.
Daming Palace Site
Daming Palace Site
Located in Longshou Plain north of Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, the Daming Palace was the grandest and most significant palace complex in Chang'an City during Tang Dynasty.
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Hanyuan Hall Site
Hanyuan Hall Site
Built in 663, the Hanyuan Hall was the main hall in Daming Palace of Tang.
Stone Pillars at Daming Palace Site
Stone Pillars at Daming Palace Site
Stone Pillars at Daming Palace Site
Imperial Lute
Imperial Lute
Made of white lime, the lute was used to seal up the wine and honey jars presented to the emperor by local officials.
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Lacquer Engraving
A traditional lacquer engraving technology, lacquer engraving was a technique widely applied on...
Jade Daily Articles
In the early period of jade culture in China, almost all jade ware was used as daily articles...
Gold and Silver...
Tang Dynasty witnessed the most sophisticated technology and unparalleled prosperity of gold and...
Bronze Mirror
The bronze mirror was used by the Chinese people before the introduction of the glass mirror. The...
Ox-Headed Agate...
Unearthed from the Tang Dynasty vault in the He Family Village of Xi'an in 1970, the ox-headed...
Oblong Polychrome...
The oblong box is carved with checks in yellow, green and purple. Inside the hexagonal checks,...
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The Art of Chinese Ceramics
The Art of Chinese Ceramics features 150 representative pieces from Beijing Palace Museum's vast...
Chinese Architecture
According to existing historical records and archeological evidence, the emergence of China's...
The Art of Chinese Painting
The Yellow River is the cradle of Chinese civilizations. On the fertile lands along this mother...