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One of Chinas most exquisite pieces of all-bronze architecture recently witnessed the return of its long-lost precious component. On Thursday, the bronze window panel on the Baoyun Pavilion of the Summer Palace in Beijing was donated by three benefactors after an auction in France, part of an evolving trend in repatriating cultural artifacts on the international stage.

Qing Dynasty flashbacks and roaming royal gardens in Beijing Imagine stepping into a world where ancient imperial charm meets the serenity of nature – that’s exactly what the Summer Palace in Beijing has in store for you. Nestled on the outskirts of the bustling city, this place is like a time machine that transports you […]

China, India, Nigeria, South Africa, Greece, and many other countries share a unified stance and mutually support each other morally. Avoidance is not a solution to this issue, as the British government cannot indefinitely evade its responsibility to return these artifacts. While it may

Despite the fact that the Qixi Festival will fall on a weekday this year, the very special occasion of love and culture still intrigues many young Chinese, like 27-year-old Xiao Yuhang in Chengdu, who has prepared a

/PRNewswire/ -- How can art and culture from the past survive in a globalized world? Inheriting the treasure of art and culture from the past thousands of...

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From the mysterious disappearance of the Crown Jewels of Ireland to the controversial looting of the Baghdad Museum, we highlight 10 tragic thefts of cultural heritage items.

The former home of Prince Gong is one of the few imperial mansions in Beijing open to the public.

During this year's May Day holiday, more and more Chinese tourists are adding destinations such as museums and art galleries to their itinerary, suggesting an upward trend in China's domestic cultural tourism sector.

Background This report offers a review of recent significant acquisitions by the Library and of collecting activities. It does not describe the large volume of acquisitions of both Australian and overseas materials that are routinely acquired through deposit, purchase or donation.