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Tang Sancai
Tang sancai Triton cups: Greek Poseidon in China
Triton-shaped Tang sancai horn cups—Silk Road Hellenism poured into Chinese ceramic myth.
Fahua Tower
The 800-year-old Fahua Pagoda in Jiading has been repaired, and the unearthed cultural relics are gathered for the first time
A Fahua Tower, half of the history of Jiading. At the confluence of Lianqi River and Hengli River in the center of Jiading Ancient City in Shanghai, stands the ...
Japan
Nanban gold screens: Europe on Momoyama Japan
Portuguese ships on Momoyama gold leaf—when Japanese screen painters first pictured “the West.”
Dunhuang documents
Searching for Dunhuang | Rong Xinjiang: Pursuing the Auspicious Pieces and Feathers Across the United States
Professor Rong Xinjiang of Peking University once gave a series of lectures entitled "Looking for Dunhuang all over the world" at the China National S...
Maui, Hawaii
Wildfire-ravaged town in Maui is a historical treasure trove in Hawaii
For many tourists, the town of Lahaina on the island of Maui, Hawaii is a getaway for a tropical beach vacation, but for Hawaii's residents, it's a trea...
Palace Museum
Zhang Qing on restoring Chengxintang paper
Conservator Zhang Qing on Chengxintang paper: restoration craft and how historic paper is used again.
Shanghai Museum
Bronze ding to goose-foot lamps: daily metal life
Ritual tripods and household lamps—how bronze shaped ceremony and everyday light in early China.
buddhist art
Where did Buddhist art originate from? New York Metropolitan Exhibition Ancient India "Snake and Tree"
The oldest monumental religious building in ancient India, the stupa houses the Buddha's relics and teachings, often decorated with snakes and trees. "...
Khitan
Khitan or Jurchen? Zhang Kan’s hunting scroll at Freer
Zhang Kan’s Hunting and Riding at the Freer—reading Khitan and Jurchen clues in one handscroll.
Create the environment with the mind - Research Exhibition of Figure Paintings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the Collection of the Shanghai Academy of Chinese Painting
Ming and Qing figure painting: vivid portrayal
Appreciation: how Ming–Qing figure painters made faces, gesture, and social life feel present.
Qianlong
Guan Sheng and Wen Chu paintings in Qianlong’s collection
Guan Sheng and Wen Chu in Qianlong’s collection: how court catalogs kept two painting names alive.
famous monument
China’s first national catalog of famous stele inscriptions
1,658 ancient monuments and famous inscriptions named in the first national cultural relics catalog.