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Jomon period
Kyoto exhibits Japan's prehistoric civilization, including adorable clay figurines from the Jomon period
A dialogue of civilizations spanning thousands of years recently unfolded in Kyoto, Japan. A special exhibition titled "The Worl...
Prohibition of exhibition of cultural relics abroad
Four-fifths of Anhui's National Treasures and the Tomb of Zhu Ran of the Eastern Wu Dynasty
The selection criteria for "Cultural Relics Prohibited from Exhibition Abroad" were extremely stringent. Of the more than 100 million movable cultural...
Jinnan Mural
Rediscovery and Rethinking of Southern Shanxi Murals
Most of the murals in southern Shanxi are masterpieces from the Five Dynasties, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. They are not only precious cultural...
Metropolitan meseum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York also opened an ancient Egypt exhibition
In recent decades, exhibitions on ancient Egypt have been the star attraction of major museums around the world. Following the Shanghai Museum's exhibition ...
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Louvre
The Louvre's first Shanghai exhibition opens in December, showcasing Indian and Iranian art.
Following the frenzy of visitors to Shanghai this summer with the Grand Orsay Exhibition in France, the Pudong Art Museum will welcome another major collaborati...
Suzhou Museum
How a museum connects Jiangnan with the world
In twenty years, how did a building become a nationally renowned cultural landmark, and how did a museum grow into a bridge connecting Jiangnan with the world? ...
Suzhou Woodblock Prints
How rare Suzhou woodblock prints reached U.S. museums
Cleveland and the Met acquire 18th-century Suzhou prints—how a rare batch crossed the Pacific.
Palace Museum
Today is the 100th birthday of the Palace Museum. Let us review its epic history over the past century.
October 10, 2025, is the centenary of the Palace Museum. A special exhibition titled "A Century of Guardianship: From the Forbidden City to the Palace Muse...
The Forbidden City's cultural relics were moved south
Palace Museum at 100: the 4,000-mile wartime trek
On the Forbidden City’s centennial, revisiting the wartime migration that carried treasures 4,000 miles.
Dunhuang
Start with Ksitigarbha in Dunhuang Buddhist art
A clear entry into Dunhuang art—begin with Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and the cave’s vow imagery.
lacquerware
Song to Ming lacquerware beauty in Japanese collections
Chinese lacquer from Song, Yuan, and Ming—how Japanese collections preserve the sheen of court craft.
Palace Museum
Qingming scroll and Five Oxen return to view
Along the River During the Qingming Festival and Five Oxen reunited for a rare public hang.