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On the historic route of China’s Red Army (opens the original)
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CHENGDU – We grew up hearing moving stories of the Long March (1934-36), of Red Army soldiers’ courage and their unwavering revolutionary ideals amid unimaginable hardship. “Climbing over snowcapped mountains and trekking across the grasslands.” This description is often associated with the Long March, recalled by Red Army veterans. Behind these seemingly simple words lay harsh realities. The soldiers crossed more than 20 mountains rising above 4,000 meters above sea level. The so-called grassla
Fahai Temple's murals breathe life into past - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Around the same time the lofty dome of the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower first amazed the city of Florence in Italy, a temple on Beijing's western outskirts displayed the brilliance of Eastern aesthetics on par with the Renaissance. In 1439, commissioned by imperial order of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the finest artisans from across China gathered to construct the Fahai Temple, now located on Moshikou Street in Beijing's Shijingshan district. Fifteen painters serving the royal court c
Fahai Temple's murals breathe life into past (opens the original)
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By WANG KAIHAO | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-22 06:37 Around the same time the lofty dome of the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower first amazed the city of Florence in Italy, a temple on Beijing's western outskirts displayed the brilliance of Eastern aesthetics on par with the Renaissance. In 1439, commissioned by imperial order of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the finest artisans from across China gathered to construct the Fahai Temple, now located on Moshikou Street in Beijing's Shijing
Museum tells history through treasures (opens the original)
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In the three years since it opened its doors to the public on Sept 15, 2023, the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing has become a key hub for tracing the origins of Chinese civilization and showcasing its progress over the centuries through the nation's archaeological heritage. To mark the museum's third anniversary, experts from 55 museums and archaeology institutes nationwide gathered on Tuesday at the venue for a symposium on better integrating archaeology and museum work in the new era.
How art keeps its memory - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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"Light as a startled swan, graceful as a swimming dragon." That was how Cao Zhi (192-232), a gifted poet and a frustrated prince, described his imagined rendezvous with the Goddess Luoshen beside a river in the 3rd-century literary classic Luoshen Fu, or The Ode to the Goddess Luoshen. More than a century later, celebrated painter Gu Kaizhi (348-409) transformed Cao's poetic vision into a timeless masterpiece on a silk scroll. He gave vivid form to the ideal beauty imagined by Cao, inspiring gen
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