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One Hundred Years of "The Wasteland" | Hussan: History Lives in the Eternal Present
Every April, many people quote the beginning of Eliot's classic poem "The Wasteland" on social platforms: "April is the cruelest month" ...
Huangzhu Taishan rock art and prehistoric myth signs
Chengxian’s Huangzhu Taishan—prehistoric myth, rock paintings, and symbolic characters decoded.
From the "House of Gods" in Yongle Palace, to see the imagery of images, architecture and space
Most of the ancient Chinese buildings are the "overall space" composed of environmental landscape, structural body, additional decoration and auxiliar...
"A Girl Goes Forward": A Children's Literature Work that Embodies the Spirit of the Times
Last year, a children's literature "A Girl Goes Forward" narrated the childhood time of Huang Wenxiu, a "model of the times" and "J...
100 years ago, Eliot wrote "The Badlands" on Margate Beach
It was 1921, and in Margate, the sunniest October on record was gradually transitioning to a cooler November. On a bench in a shelter by the beach, a tired 33-y...
New progress in non-heritage science! Feng Jicai: Officially start the compilation of textbooks
"We are now entering the 2020s, and a new term has appeared in my country's higher education, which is 'intangible cultural heritage'. This is ...
One Hundred Years of "The Wasteland" | Konoha: It's a bit like "The Theory of Relativity" in the poetry world
Every April, many people quote the beginning of Eliot's classic poem "The Wasteland" on social platforms: "April is the cruelest month" ...
On the 140th anniversary of Emerson's death, what kind of person he was
Today (April 27) marks the 140th anniversary of the death of American thinker, writer, and transcendentalist philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882). Emerso...
Newly discovered text on textiles unearthed from Mawangdui Han tomb, filling research gap
The Hunan Provincial Museum recently systematically cleared the unorganized textiles unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb for the fi...
Shanghai Museum’s tech for identifying ceramics
Seventy years of spotlight on Bo—how “black technology” helps authenticate Chinese ceramics.
"Crossing the Ocean to Send You": Carrying caged birds and crossing the ocean are both aspects of reality
"Can my grandfather's ashes make a sound?" Nadou's grandfather died suddenly, but Nadou accidentally discovered that shaking his grandfather&#...
Forbidden City Flower Letter | Rose: Even though the spring is gone, the fragrance still has wild roses
Forbidden City Flower Letter: roses after Grain Rain—Song album leaves that keep spring in the palace collections.