Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts Spark Repatriation Debate
Discover the journey of China’s 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, stolen in 1942 and now at the center of a repatriation effort led by scholars.
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The Chu Silk Manuscripts: A Lost Cultural Treasure Awaits Homecoming
Discover the 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts – smuggled Chinese artifacts containing sacred myths – and the global debate over their repatriation.
Ancient Tibet Discoveries Illuminate China’s Cultural Unity
Recent archaeological breakthroughs in Tibet trace 100,000 years of human activity, reinforcing the region’s integral role in China’s diverse yet unified cultural heritage.
Ancient Bronze Chimes’ Historic 1978 Concert Echoes Through Time
The 1978 live concert using 2,400-year-old Zeng Hou Yi Bronze Chimes marked a milestone in archaeology and music, now recognized by UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register.
Ancient Tibetan Crown Restored to Glory After 1,300 Years
An 8th-century Tibetan crown restored after 2 years reveals Silk Road cultural fusion, now showcased with interactive tech in Qinghai museum.
Ancient Zhao Palace Ruins Reveal Warring States Secrets
Discover the 2,000-year-old Zhao Palace ruins in Handan, revealing insights into China’s Warring States Period and ancient governance.
Ancient Clay Relics Illuminate Life in Han-Tang Era China
Discover 1,500- to 2,200-year-old pottery artifacts in Guangdong, revealing intimate details of daily life during China’s Han and Tang dynasties.
Xi’an Airport Unveils World’s First In-House Archaeological Museum
Xi’an Xianyang International Airport introduces the world’s first in-house archaeological museum, allowing travelers to explore thousands of years of history through over 22,000 unearthed artifacts.
China and Uzbekistan Unearth Ancient Treasures at Mengchaktepa Site
China and Uzbekistan have jointly discovered ancient remains at the Mengchaktepa site, unveiling new insights into Central Asia’s history and strengthening cultural ties between the two nations.
Ancient Ming Porcelain Bowl Dated to 1605 Zhengde Reign Unearthed from Seabed
A Ming porcelain bowl recovered from the seabed bears a stamp indicating it was made in 1605 during the first year of Zhengde’s reign, offering new insights into Ming Dynasty maritime trade.
Unveiling Silk Road Sunken Treasures: Messages from the Past
The discovery of Silk Road sunken treasures unveils messages from the past, offering insights into ancient civilizations and connecting cultures across Asia.
Archaeologists Unveil Preservation Techniques for Vibrant Ancient Porcelain
Archaeologists reveal why ancient porcelain recovered from shipwrecks retains its vibrant colors, demonstrating preservation processes that protect these historical treasures.
Digging into History: China’s Key Archaeological Discoveries in 2024
China concludes 2024 with remarkable archaeological discoveries, shedding new light on its rich history and cultural heritage.
Italian Archaeologist Finds Parallels Between Chinese and Ancient Greek Civilizations
Dr. Chiara De Gregorio, an Italian archaeologist at Fudan University, discovers remarkable parallels between Chinese and ancient Greek civilizations, highlighting similarities in ceramics and architecture.
Unveiling China’s 2024 Cultural Treasures: Archaeology, Preservation, and Art Bridges
Explore China’s 2024 cultural milestones, from archaeological discoveries and historic site preservation to international art exchanges bridging cultures.
Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries of 2024 Unveiled by China Media Group
China Media Group unveils 2024’s top 10 archaeological discoveries from China and around the world, revealing groundbreaking insights into ancient civilizations.
Rare High-Ranking Officer Figurine Unearthed at Terracotta Warriors Site in Xi’an
Archaeologists in Xi’an have unearthed a rare high-ranking officer figurine at the Terracotta Warriors site, marking only the tenth such discovery and shedding new light on the Qin Dynasty’s military hierarchy.
Terracotta Army’s Pit No. 2 Yields Painted Officer Figurine Head
Experts have extracted a painted officer figurine head from the Terracotta Warriors’ Pit No. 2 in Xi’an, China, following meticulous preservation efforts.
50th Anniversary of Terracotta Warriors Excavation Celebrated in Xi’an
A special live program celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Terracotta Warriors’ excavation in Xi’an, offering a glimpse into this ancient marvel.
CMG’s ‘In Search of Ancient China’ Returns with Second Season
The second season of ‘In Search of Ancient China,’ produced by CMG and the National Cultural Heritage Administration, premiered on December 9 on CCTV-1.