A recent archaeological excavation in northwest China has uncovered a 3,000-year-old burial site containing deliberately broken bronze weapons, offering a remarkable glimpse into ancient attitudes ...

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During the Qing dynasty (1644–1912), public toilets charged usage fees, and some even featured novels and advertisements to ...

Boatmen pole boats forward to compete during the Qintong Boat Festival held at the Qinhu National Wetland Park in Qintong ...

Visitors try making tangyang at the launch of the showcase Dialogue Reproducing Inheritance — A Documentary Exhibition on the ...

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The exhibition opened here early this week, during which over 100 newly restored bamboo slips are publicly displayed for the ...

The bronze daggers and knives were intentionally damaged during burial as offerings to ensure deceased’s peaceful passage ...

Archaeologists uncover a 4,000-year-old water channel system in China, revealing early state-level organization.

In this, they bear witness to a long continuum of cultural and artistic exchanges across East Asia, one that also encompassed the transmission of Buddhism and the practices of tea preparation and ...

Grappling partially clothed, sometimes naked, women drew large crowds, emperors but complaints from conservative officials ...

Kunyu Wanguo Quantu and maritime artefacts prove China explored the world earlier than Eurocentric accounts suggest, scholar ...