The Sanxingdui Ruins site dates to the Xia (c. 21st–16th century BCE), Shang (c. 16th–11th century BCE), and Zhou (c. 104…
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Culture
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Qingming Festival activities in a…
Many painters throughout history have left works portraying activities associated with the Qingming Festival.
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Archives in non-Han Chinese langu…
Professor Duan Qing and her team from the School of Foreign Languages at Peking University have been working on these …
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Ideal of feminine beauty evolved …
Over the years, there have been many studies on the evolution of the idealized images of ancient Chinese women.
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Chronology of the Sanxingdui cult…
Exploring the beginning of the Sanxingdui culture should be mostly based on the early cultural relics and ruins of thi…
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Surprising uses of ‘toxicants’ …
From ancient times to the present, medicine has been closely related to toxicants in TCM, especially in the treatment …
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When Daoism and TCM meet with int…
In an interview with Dr Jingyi Jenny Zhao, ISF Research Fellow at the Needham Research Institute at Cambridge, Vivienn…