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Dunhuang: A Crossroads of Four Cultures on the Silk Road
Located in Northwest China's Gobi Desert, Dunhuang served as a crucial hub on the ancient Silk Road, where four major cultural systems—China, India, Greece, and Islam—converged, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between East and West for over 2,100 years.
Dunhuang: A Crossroads of Four Cultures on the Silk Road
Located in Northwest China's Gobi Desert, Dunhuang served as a crucial hub on the ancient Silk Road, where four major cultural systems—China, India, Greece, and Islam—converged, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between East and West for over 2,100 years.
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10,000-Year-Old Smoke-Based Mummification Found in Southeast Asia
A study published in PNAS reveals evidence of smoke-based mummification practices dating back at least 10,000 years in Southeast Asia, predating previously known techniques in Chile and Egypt, showcasing a unique cultural tradition.
10,000-Year-Old Smoke-Based Mummification Found in Southeast Asia
A study published in PNAS reveals evidence of smoke-based mummification practices dating back at least 10,000 years in Southeast Asia, predating previously known techniques in Chile and Egypt, showcasing a unique cultural tradition.
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Qin Conquest of Shu: Controlled Degradation of Bronze Vessels Facilitated Imperial Unification
A new study in Antiquity reveals how the Qin State, after conquering Shu in 316 BC, systematically degraded the quality of Shu bronze vessels by manipulating lead sources and reducing tin, weakening Shu's culture and consolidating Qin's power, significantly contributing to the establishment of China...
Qin Conquest of Shu: Controlled Degradation of Bronze Vessels Facilitated Imperial Unification
A new study in Antiquity reveals how the Qin State, after conquering Shu in 316 BC, systematically degraded the quality of Shu bronze vessels by manipulating lead sources and reducing tin, weakening Shu's culture and consolidating Qin's power, significantly contributing to the establishment of China...
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9,000-Year-Old Village Unearthed in China
In Zhejiang province, China, excavations at the Xiatang site revealed a 9,000-year-old village with a 5,000-year history of rice farming, showcasing houses, pottery, and tombs, and named among China's top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2024.
9,000-Year-Old Village Unearthed in China
In Zhejiang province, China, excavations at the Xiatang site revealed a 9,000-year-old village with a 5,000-year history of rice farming, showcasing houses, pottery, and tombs, and named among China's top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2024.
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Chengdu Museum Showcases World's Oldest Playable Musical Instrument
Chengdu Museum's "Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City" exhibition, running until May 5, features an 8,000-year-old bone flute from the Jiahu site—the world's oldest playable musical instrument—among 88 national first-class cultural relics from over 30 institutions, challenging understandings of N...
Chengdu Museum Showcases World's Oldest Playable Musical Instrument
Chengdu Museum's "Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City" exhibition, running until May 5, features an 8,000-year-old bone flute from the Jiahu site—the world's oldest playable musical instrument—among 88 national first-class cultural relics from over 30 institutions, challenging understandings of N...
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Xunyang Mines Identified as Source of Mercury in Qin Shi Huang's Tomb
Archaeological research indicates that the mercury in Qin Shi Huang's tomb likely originated from cinnabar mines in Xunyang, China, a region with significant mercury reserves and a long history of mining activity, adding to the understanding of the tomb's construction and the emperor's pursuit of im...
Xunyang Mines Identified as Source of Mercury in Qin Shi Huang's Tomb
Archaeological research indicates that the mercury in Qin Shi Huang's tomb likely originated from cinnabar mines in Xunyang, China, a region with significant mercury reserves and a long history of mining activity, adding to the understanding of the tomb's construction and the emperor's pursuit of im...
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Dunhuang: A Crossroads of Four Ancient Cultures and the Thriving Silk Road
Located in Northwest China's Gobi Desert, Dunhuang served as a crucial hub on the ancient Silk Road, witnessing the convergence of Chinese, Indian, Greek, and Islamic cultures, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between East and West for over two millennia.
Dunhuang: A Crossroads of Four Ancient Cultures and the Thriving Silk Road
Located in Northwest China's Gobi Desert, Dunhuang served as a crucial hub on the ancient Silk Road, witnessing the convergence of Chinese, Indian, Greek, and Islamic cultures, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between East and West for over two millennia.
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Ancient Delivery Person Depicted on Brick Showcases Ancient China's Postal System
A new book, "Chinese Faces", uses a brick depicting a 3rd-4th century CE Chinese delivery person from Gansu as a focal point to explore how human faces found on cultural relics across China from the Paleolithic era to the present day reflect the emotions and values of the Chinese nation.
Ancient Delivery Person Depicted on Brick Showcases Ancient China's Postal System
A new book, "Chinese Faces", uses a brick depicting a 3rd-4th century CE Chinese delivery person from Gansu as a focal point to explore how human faces found on cultural relics across China from the Paleolithic era to the present day reflect the emotions and values of the Chinese nation.
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Zhuangzi's Challenge to Ableism
The ancient Chinese text Zhuangzi challenges societal devaluation of people with disabilities by highlighting how such biases limit potential and promoting an inclusive view of human capabilities.
Zhuangzi's Challenge to Ableism
The ancient Chinese text Zhuangzi challenges societal devaluation of people with disabilities by highlighting how such biases limit potential and promoting an inclusive view of human capabilities.
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Ancient Chinese Silk Manuscript Returns to China After 80 Years
Two volumes of the ancient Zidanku Silk Manuscript, stolen in 1942 and illegally taken to the US in 1946, were returned to China on Sunday after a handover ceremony at the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., marking a milestone in cultural heritage cooperation between China and the US.
Ancient Chinese Silk Manuscript Returns to China After 80 Years
Two volumes of the ancient Zidanku Silk Manuscript, stolen in 1942 and illegally taken to the US in 1946, were returned to China on Sunday after a handover ceremony at the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., marking a milestone in cultural heritage cooperation between China and the US.
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Ancient Chinese Bronzes Exhibition Opens in New York City
Over 70 ancient Chinese ritual bronzes from the Shang (12th century BC) to Han (1st-2nd century AD) dynasties are on display at the China Institute Gallery in New York City from March 6 to July 13, 2025, offering insights into ancient Chinese art, culture, and beliefs.
Ancient Chinese Bronzes Exhibition Opens in New York City
Over 70 ancient Chinese ritual bronzes from the Shang (12th century BC) to Han (1st-2nd century AD) dynasties are on display at the China Institute Gallery in New York City from March 6 to July 13, 2025, offering insights into ancient Chinese art, culture, and beliefs.
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Xia-Shang Stone Structures Found in Wuhan
Excavations at the 3,500-year-old Panlongcheng site in Wuhan, China, have unearthed large-scale stone structures dating back to the Xia-Shang period (2070-1046 BC), representing the first such discovery in the Yangtze River basin and indicating a high social status for their builders.
Xia-Shang Stone Structures Found in Wuhan
Excavations at the 3,500-year-old Panlongcheng site in Wuhan, China, have unearthed large-scale stone structures dating back to the Xia-Shang period (2070-1046 BC), representing the first such discovery in the Yangtze River basin and indicating a high social status for their builders.
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