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Humble Administrator's Garden
Humble Administrator’s Garden beside Monet’s garden
Suzhou’s Humble Administrator’s Garden set against Monet’s garden—two landscape ideals in one juxtaposition.
Xiang Yuanbian
Xiang Yuanbian: Ming collecting at Tianlai Pavilion
Jiaxing’s Tianlai Pavilion and Xiang Yuanbian—“half the history of Chinese calligraphy and painting.”
Western Xia Tombs
The Xixia Mausoleum was successfully listed as a World Heritage Site! After sleeping for a thousand years, it became China's 60th World Heritage Site
At the 47th World Heritage Conference held at the UNESCO headquarters at 16:23 Paris local time on July 11, 2025 (22:23 Beijing time on J...
Shanghai Museum
Does the bat-peach bottle magnet soft-sell hard history?
Shanghai Museum’s bat-peach bottle magnet—cute merch meeting the hard history of a Qing object.
Ningxia Guyuan
Guyuan relics: Zhou oracle bones to Sui–Tang murals
Ningxia Guyuan finds at Shanghai Museum—Western Zhou oracle bones and Sui–Tang tomb murals.
Museum reservations are difficult
Should museums keep a door for walk-in visitors?
Reservation culture vs open entry—can galleries welcome unbooked visitors and still stay safe?
Greece
From Agamemnon to Alexander, "Greeks" special exhibition arrives in Shanghai
Small statues of Cycladic culture, pottery statues of women with raised arms from Minoan culture, statues of the goddess of wisdom Athena, heads of Alexander th...
Suzhou Museum
When museums cancel reservations across the board
Open doors again—what dropping mandatory bookings changes for crowds, access, and collection care.
Changwuzhi
Ming elegance in “useless” things: books, inkstones, tea
Ancient books, bamboo shadow, inkstone, and clear tea—how Ming literati lived through objects.
Stone carving of "Collecting herbs in Kunlun"
Tong Tao responds to the controversy over Kunlun Stone Carvings: Controversy will promote academic progress
In response to the huge academic controversy caused by the article "The Stone Carving of Qin Shihuang's Envoys Collecting Herbs from Kunlun Found at th...
Taipei Palace Museum
Li Gonglin’s Five Horses return after 900 years
Northern Song equine mastery on view again—why Li Gonglin’s Five Horses still stops the room.
Long Museum
Liu Yiqian’s 2.5-hour farewell tour at Long Museum
As lights went out on “Grand View of Heaven and Earth,” the collector walked the galleries himself.