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Luoyang White Horse Temple
Why Di Renjie isn’t buried at White Horse Temple
The Luoyang White Horse Temple tomb mix-up—how Northern Song lore made Di Renjie its owner.
Xiong Han Ding, King of Chu
Two generations of "Kings of Chu" appeared in the same frame for the century. The Xiong Han Ding, King of Chu, will be exhibited in Anhui
As a permanent exhibition of Anhui Museum, "Anhui Civilization History Exhibition" is a history of the development of Anhui regional civilization. The...
Taipei Palace Museum
Wen Zhengming’s spring after mountain rain
Empty mountain, rain just stopped—listening for the spring in Wen Zhengming’s painted sound.
Ancient Chinese Painting and Calligraphy
How ancient Chinese paintings transmigrated across collections
A historical picture of how Chinese paintings and calligraphy moved between owners, borders, and museums.
Changan Weidu
The aristocratic families behind Du Fu and Wei Yingwu, see their legends at this exhibition
There is a saying in the Tang Dynasty: "Wei and Du in the south of the city are five feet away from the sky", which means that the Wei and Du families...
Memory of the World Register
Three Chinese documentary heritage items newly included in the Memory of the World Register
UNESCO issued a press release on the 17th, announcing that 74 documentary heritage items will be newly included in its Memory of the World Register, including t...
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Chinese porcelain in Europe, seen through women collectors
When porcelain reached Europe—Chinoiserie taste read through a female collecting lens.
Caravaggio
Caravaggio in Rome: 20 paintings, one restless life
More than twenty Caravaggios in Rome—light, violence, and legend still organize his story.
Women in Ancient Chinese Art
Boudoir resentment in painting: rereading women’s interior scenes
New readings of boudoir figure painting—resentment, restraint, and what the interior still withholds.
Yuan Dynasty Calligraphy
Yuan cursive by Rao Jie sells for HK$250m
A rare Yuan cursive handscroll by Rao Jie clears HK$250 million—why this brush still moves the market.
Shanghai Museum
What are the highlights of the Shanghai Museum's East Hall "Archaeology Shanghai" permanent exhibition?
The pig pottery sculptures from the Majiabang culture, which prove that China had domesticated pigs as early as 6,000 years ago, the ivory scepter from the Lian...
Shanghai Museum
Archaeology Shanghai opens under a museum skylight
Shanghai Museum East Hall’s permanent “Archaeology Shanghai” gallery—skylight as the room’s signature.