His longstanding emphasis on the importance of antiques is evident from a 1930 essay titled “Chinese People and Studies of Ancient Chinese Civiliza…[详细]

The most common technique involved hiding tiny cheatsheets in clothing, shoe insoles, or even food. Proctors conducted thorough searches, and offend…[详细]

Originally constructed in 1415, the Beijing Imperial Examination Hall underwent two expansions in 1438 and 1446. Despite the war and upheaval that m…[详细]

The Central Axis reveals the essence of Beijing’s urban planning and construction, imbued with deep cultural and humanistic significance. It reflec…[详细]

Research suggests that around 5,800 years ago, various regions across China began to experience noticeable social differentiation. The period from 5…[详细]

Overall, population fluctuations among different groups in the Central Plains during the early proto-states period disrupted the balance between set…[详细]

The Hanging Temple remains a unique temple combining elements of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, housing statues of Buddha, Laozi, and Confucius…[详细]

The Hanging Temple of Mount Heng, Shanxi Province, is well known across the country, but its history and origins are shrouded in mystery. [详细]

As the Mid-Autumn Festival is most closely associated with the moon, these mythological elements annually come alive in various art forms, including…[详细]