Once introduced into China, Ne Zha’s image underwent continuous evolution, gradually absorbing the diverse elements of Chinese cultural life. In re…[详细]

From changes in performance forms and content creation to new modes of dissemination, the rise of China-Chic-infused opera has driven the deep int…[详细]

In Historical Research Method, Lyu Simian observed that one of the shortcomings of traditional historiography lies in its “emphasis on political na…[详细]

Building on earlier archaeological work, recent excavations at the imperial kiln factory, Luomaqiao, and Guanyinge sites have yielded new insights i…[详细]

The Wuwangdun mausoleum, located in Huainan, Anhui Province, is the largest, highest-level, and most complex structured royal tomb of the Chu state …[详细]

The site’s early phase, dating from 50,000 to 30,000 years ago, is characterized by a stone tool industry dominated by obsidian, with core-flake te…[详细]

The Siwa site and the Nanzuo settlement in eastern Gansu are roughly contemporaneous, both dating to approximately 5,000 years ago. While Nanzuo, al…[详细]

The Xiatang site is positioned on a slightly elevated hill surrounded by ditches, making it one of the earliest known moat-enclosed settlements in C…[详细]

The rich climate zones in China provide abundant material for literary and artistic creation, with nature serving as both a model and a prototype.[详细]