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This kettle from the Tang Dynasty symbolises the culture of dancing horses in ancient China. The detailed design depicts the grand equestrial performances that took place during Emperor Xuanzong’s birthday celebrations.
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The two bronze chariots and horses found at Emperor Qin Shihuang’s mausoleum are known as “The Crown of Bronze Works”. Excavated in 1980, they are significant evidence of ancient Chinese science and technology.
2,500 years ago, a cavalryman and his horse, replicated in clay, were buried with Emperor Qin Shihuang, the first Emperor of a unified China.