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A Two-Day Trip to Shanghai by the Owner of Lujiazui 500 Years Ago
The name Lujiazui in Shanghai today comes from the former residence and ancestral tomb of Lu Shen (1477-1544), a scholar from the mid-Ming Dynasty, which is loc...
In-depth analysis | How the complete Qin and Han dynasty edition of the Book of Songs was restored and brought back to light after more than a decade of restoration
On the tenth anniversary of the announcement of the archaeological findings of the Haihunhou Tomb in Nanchang, Yang Jun, the leader of the archaeological excava...
Metropolitan Museum of Art Director: Decades of effort spent cultivating an audience that appreciates Chinese art
On November 11, the special exhibition "Integrating the Past and the Present: Retro and Innovation in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Bronze Ware," co-curat...
From Colossus Zeus to Sleeping Venus: Ancient Rome Exhibition Opens in Shanghai
Zeus (Jupiter), Poseidon (Neptune), Athena (Minerva), Apollo, the sleeping Venus... Stepping into the exhibition hall of the Shanghai World Expo Museum is like ...
The "Number One Expert in the Appraisal of Ancient Chinese Ceramics" has passed away at the age of 103.
The Paper has learned that Mr. Geng Baochang, a renowned expert in ancient ceramics appraisal, researcher at the Palace Museum, and deputy director of the Natio...
Roundtable | Cultural Exchanges Along the Silk Road Through Images and Patterns
The Paper learned that a symposium on "The History and Culture of the Silk Road and the Prominent Characteristics of Chinese Civilization" was recentl...
The exhibition will feature calligraphy and paintings by Emperor Huizong of Song on a silk fan, showcasing some of the Shanghai Museum's most prized fan paintings and calligraphic works.
The Paper learned that the Shanghai Museum will hold the "Exquisite Fans, Exquisite Beauty: Masterpieces of Fan Painting and Calligraphy from the Shanghai ...
The stolen artifacts from the Louvre and treasures from Napoleon's legacy
In the recent theft of artifacts from the Louvre Museum in France, all nine stolen items were cultural relics from the Napoleonic-Bonaparte dynasty. The emerald...
The Grand Egyptian Museum, under construction for 20 years, has finally opened! Tutankhamun and the Solar Boat are all on display.
The Paper learned that the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world's largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, officially opened on November 1st local tim...
Will “sealed protection” actually damage ancient murals?
Is the current approach of "closing for the sake of protection" in mural conservation in China feasible? How can more effective conservation be achiev...