
Over 40 Cultural Relics Returned to the Chinese Mainland from U.S.
China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration has reclaimed 41 cultural relics and artifacts unlawfully exported to the U.S., including pottery, jade, and Buddhist artifacts.
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China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration has reclaimed 41 cultural relics and artifacts unlawfully exported to the U.S., including pottery, jade, and Buddhist artifacts.
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