Treasures – Han Xiu Tomb Murals (Tang Dynasty)
A landscape mural found in the tomb was proved as the earliest one of Tang Dynasty.
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A landscape mural found in the tomb was proved as the earliest one of Tang Dynasty.
This is the earliest version discovered in China, dating back to the Five Dynasties.
It was similar to something that the famous beauty Yang Guifei had when she was alive.
A alternate kind of war memorial, the ding tells the story of a victorious battle and the casualties of war.
She was the dictator behind the young emperors in the early years of the Han dynasty, and this seal was the only thing left to show.
A golden bowl is symbolic to a life of prosperity. Imagine you have two of them from the emperor.
The Tang Dynasty relic portrays a touring orchestra on a camel’s back, exemplifies the tri-coloured glazing technique.
Dugu Xin, a general of the Western Wei Dynasty, owned a unique 26-faced jet seal, which held significant cultural value. The seal represented his authority and was used for various official purposes.
The Sogdians, known for their wealth, practiced Zoroastrianism and left a rich cultural legacy in China.
Huo Qubing, a legendary Han Dynasty general, is commemorated by the statue of a horse trampling a Xiongnu barbarian.









