In Cave 296’s mural, a wide, flat bridge with wooden railings spans a rushing river. Two donkeys, laden with goods, are crossing the bridge, follow…[详细]

Studying Lianshi requires not only thorough examinations of its compiler Wang Chutong and the 51 editors but also studies of their interactions and …[详细]

These narratives often depicted desolate rural scenes and portrayed peasants as in dire need of enlightenment. However, this is not the whole pictur…[详细]

Among Yu’s numerous contributions, his efforts in flood control and territorial administration, collectively referred to as “Yu’s Tracks,” stand…[详细]

Exploration is innate to humans, and part of life itself. Venturing into Piluo, one can witness the efforts of Paleolithic humans to explore the Qin…[详细]

The Liao, Western Xia, Jin and Yuan eras significantly influenced the expansion of China’s territory and fostered extensive exchange and integrati…[详细]

Beginning in the Han Dynasty, murals depicting ancient virtuous figures and loyal officials became common on the walls of ceremonial and public buil…[详细]

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]

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]