Cats Are Our Guardians: The Tradition of Wamao in Yunnan According to legend, in ancient times, a poor woodcutter found an injured stray kitten on his way to chop wood. He brought it home for his frail and sickly wife to care for. Over time, the kitten recovered, but the wife’s health worsened. Once the […]
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Knock, knock, knock—let’s ring the largest bronze doorbell of the Warring States period together. Over 2,000 years ago, What was the first thing you needed to do to enter the Yan Kingdom’s palace? Three highlights to help you understand. Warring States Period Openwork Bronze Door Knocker with Dragon and Phoenix Patterns Knock, knock, knock ring
Antique of Shao Ju Sword The Shaoju Sword, dating back to the late Spring and Autumn Period, measures 54 cm in length, 5 cm in width, and weighs 0.88 kg. This sword belonged to the State of Jin and was unearthed in Liyu Village, Shanxi Province. Currently, three swords with the same inscription are known
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