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A 3000-year-old bronze from Sichuan's Sanxingdui site reveals the sophisticated, mysterious Kingdom of Shu. In 1986, workers in China's Sichuan province accidentally discovered two sacrificial pits filled with thousands of artifacts. The objects had been intentionally broken or burned before being buried some 3,000 years ago. Radiocarbon dating places the pits in the 12th-11th centuries BC. These treasures, including stunning bronze masks with unique, projecting eyes, belonged to the Kingdom of

From oracle bone scripts to ancient bronzes and Tang dynasty figurines, the horse has galloped through Chinese art for thousands of years. This Lunar New Year, come to try a one stroke horse drawing! Pick up your pen and race into the Year of the Horse with creativity and joy. 🐎🌟🏮#SpringFestival2026 | Wang Guan - public page

Discover masterpieces from over a thousand years of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean art, from Shang bronzes to Qing porcelain, Japanese screens, and Korean ceramics. | Sotheby's

35K views · 306 reactions | The Metropolitan Museum of Art held the opening ceremony of the special exhibition Recasting the Past: The Art of Chinese Bronzes, 1100–1900 on Thursday in New York City. The exhibition, co-organized by The Met museum and the Shanghai Museum, provides a rare opportunity for the world audience to better understand the profound impact of Chinese bronzes on the art and culture of China and the world. | China Daily | Facebook