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29.04.2021
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The Birth and Growth of Guanfu Museum
Chinese public opinion on cultural heritage has changed dramatically in recent decades, and cultural relics are now valued more than ever.
An Archaeological Journal at Sanxingdui Ruins
My life became inextricably bound to the Sanxingdui Ruins after my participation in its first excavation in the late autumn of 1980. When our excavation team was working at the ...
29.04.2021
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2016
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Sanxingdui Ruins: A Diverse Civilization
Exchange and collision of various civilizations in Sichuan kindled the amazing ancient Shu civilization.
28.04.2021
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1539
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Sanxingdui: New Wonders of a Lost Civilization
On March 20, 2021, Sanxingdui shocked the world with the news that an excavation launched in November 2019 had located six pits filled with ancient bronze, whole elephant tusks,...
27.04.2021
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1540
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Treasures from a Lost Civilization: Bridging Understanding between China and the Americas
“Treasures of a Lost Civilization” was a blockbuster exhibition which not only had lasting scholarly value but was also a significant bridge-builder of understanding between Chi...
27.04.2021
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1474
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Artist Jiang Zhixin’s new book series launched in Beijing
On March 30, a new series of books by artist Jiang Zhixin was launched in Beijing. The collection consists of four volumes, two of which present his selected works of various pe...
08.04.2021
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1035
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Gao Ke and His 1,008 Bears
“Bear Mountain Bear Sea: Gao Ke and His 606 Be@rbrick Bears” is not just an exhibition of Bearbricks, but also a collection of pop culture memories.
26.03.2021
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24773
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Wang Tongren: The Ox Painter
“Man should aspire to an ox’s spirit of dedication.”
25.03.2021
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2784
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The Lights of the City
Regardless of changes to bookstores, words have always continued to be read. Riding the tides of the times, physical bookstores have consistently served as city lights, illumina...
25.03.2021
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1442
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