At the China Institute in New York City, Dreams of the Kings: A Jade Suit for Eternity, Treasures of the Han Dynasty from Xuzhou presents an array of artifacts originating from royal tombs dating from ...

Considering all the ancient artifacts — from bronze urns to terra-cotta warriors — unearthed in China and sent on tour to museums around the world, can there be anything left to dig up? Yes there can, ...

Archaeologists in China have unearthed the tomb of a Han Dynasty king, which is filled with treasures and cultural relics. The archaeologists say that the tomb or the mausoleum was found in the modern ...

On May 18, International Museum Day, an exhibition featuring the archaeological discoveries made in Guangzhou will open at Changsha Museum in central China's Hunan. This special exhibition brings ...

Hungary as the first European country to build the Belt and Road Initiative with China, both two sides have the close exchange in culture. The exhibition of the series from Shanghai Museum's relics ...

A mythical animal bixie carved with Hotan jade, from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220). [Photo provided by Nanjing Museum/China Daily] The aesthetic level achieved with such creative liberty has been ...

The country's oldest and most intact jade outfit from the Han Dynasty is displayed at the Xuzhou Museum, Jiangsu province. [Photo: China Daily] A 5-hour train ride takes travelers from Beijing to ...

As Rome expanded across the Mediterranean, Han dynasty rulers were consolidating their hold on the vast territory of China. Together, these two empires ruled over half the world’s population and “Han, ...

The ritual use of jade dominated China for millennia, and Qing rulers preserved the tradition, using jade for royal documents and seals. Apart from use as offerings in sacrificial ceremonies to heaven ...

Jade burial suit with gold thread. Collection of the Xuzhou Museum. At the China Institute in New York City, Dreams of the Kings: A Jade Suit for Eternity, Treasures of the Han Dynasty from Xuzhou ...