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Archaeological discoveries and project reveal true face of Chinese civilization - Vimarsana News

Archaeological discoveries and project reveal true face of Chinese civilization

In 2023, a series of noteworthy topics have emerged in the Chinese cultural landscape, ranging from international cultural exchange to local creativity contributing to the development of Guochao, or China Chic. This also includes a flourishing domestic film market and literature scene, the rise of modern lifestyles among the youth, a surge in cultural tourism, as well as overall enthusiasm injected by international sporting events nationwide. Each of these reflects the pulse of the times.

Chinese archaeologist awarded first-ever lifetime honor at Shanghai Archaeology Forum - Vimarsana News

Chinese archaeologist awarded first-ever lifetime honor at Shanghai Archaeology Forum

Chinese archaeologist Yan Wenming, a distinguished professor at Peking University, was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award during the fifth Shanghai Archaeology Forum (SAF), which marks the first time a Chinese scholar has received such recognition.

Exploring what makes Chinese civilization - Vimarsana News

Exploring what makes Chinese civilization

China Before China, an upcoming documentary series produced by Shanghai Media Group, aims to trace the historical stories behind a total of 50 artifacts which span nearly 8,000 years.

Archaeological China unveils splendid Chinese civilization - Vimarsana News

Archaeological China unveils splendid Chinese civilization

Since March of this year, the dizzying new archaeological excavations at the Sanxingdui site have continued to wow the world. The golden masks, bronze sacred trees, bronze altars, and many other national-level cultural relics highlight the imagination of Shu civilization.