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Taipei Palace Museum
Lantern Festival nights in the Qing imperial capital
Viewing lanterns in the Qing capital—court spectacle and street light across the festival night.
Tarot
The past and present of Tarot: a card game and an artistic inspiration
Today, tarot cards are everywhere. But where did they come from, and what is the relationship between different forms of cards? As a tool for exploration, a sou...
Ge Chengyong
Ge Chengyong | Inspiration from Turkmenistan Cultural Relics such as Laitong and Painted Jars
Turkmenistan is an important hub country on the Silk Road in Eurasia. In 1948, archaeologists discovered a large horn cup "laitong" made of elephant b...
Xinjiang Archaeology
He was a pioneer of Xinjiang archaeology in New China: Mr. Wang Binghua passed away at the age of 90
Remembering a pioneer of Xinjiang archaeology in New China—fieldwork that opened the Tarim to modern science.
bronze
Shang bronzes: casting as “making vessels with intent”
Shang bronze casting concepts—how mold, decoration, and ritual purpose share one workshop logic.
Shen Zengzhi
Interpretation of Shen Zengzhi: From "combining calligraphy with inscriptions and calligraphy" to "using learning to cultivate calligraphy"
Born in the Daoguang period, Shen Zengzhi (April 11, 1850 - November 21, 1922) witnessed the great changes in modern China. During the transition from the old t...
God of Wealth
God of Wealth and the Three Stars in auspicious Chinese art
Fortune, longevity, and happiness—how auspicious imagery turned everyday life into art.
"Ping Fu Tie"
Pingfu Tie: another story behind a calligraphy icon
Unveiling another narrative of the Pingfu Tie—why this handscroll still divides collectors and scholars.
Qingyun Tower
Cultural China Tour·Song of the Yangtze River | A Qingyun Tower connects the cultural context of Huangzhou
The thousand-year-old ancient city of Huangzhou (now Huanggang) is located on the northern bank of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, in the eastern part ...
Year of the Snake
The snake in the painting is a totem worship and a wandering line
In the Year of the Snake, Chinese painting treats the serpent as little dragon, totem, and wandering line.
Chinese Archaeological Museum
China Archaeological Museum presents earliest pottery and jade artifacts
On January 27, the "Masterful Hands Live for Thousands of Years - Classic Achievements in Archaeology and Heritage Protection" exhibition was held in ...
Shanghai Museum
Artistic Shanghai New Year | Celebrate the New Year in the Museum: Visiting Exhibitions, Finding Fortune, and Playing Snake
“Another year is gone with the sound of firecrackers, and the spring breeze brings warmth to Tu Su.” The Year of the Snake has arrived as scheduled. This year i...