National Treasure – Lotus-Crane Square Hu (Spring-Autumn Period)
Pair of square bronze jars from the tomb of the Duke of Zheng were separated, one in Henan, and another in the Palace Museum.
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Pair of square bronze jars from the tomb of the Duke of Zheng were separated, one in Henan, and another in the Palace Museum.
At 3.96 metres in height, it’s the largest single bronze artefact ever discovered in China.
One of the biggest questions that still confounds Sanxingdui experts is: What did the bronze standing man once hold in his hands?
With its elegant long legs, here comes the “supermodel” of ancient bronze ding.
Shanxi has uncovered so many bronze wares that the original Shanxi Museum cannot hold everything. So an annex museum isContinue Reading
The first time I ever saw your face ~~~~
– Roberta Flack, 1969
“Drink with me to days gone by….” Les Miserables, the Musical
This is a bronze unearthed in Beijing, dating the capital’s history back by 3,000 years.
The bell was originally cast for a Taoist temple, then moved to Xi’an bell tower, hidden away during the SecondContinue Reading
The owner gave the State of Jin its name, but his grave was raided and nothing was left to identify him except this bird-shaped zun.









