The 24 Solar Terms: Cold Dew - The autumn chrysanthemums display their beauty, as the dew captures their elegance.
The Palace Museum showcases the Northern Song dynasty rubbing of the "Inscription on the Liqueur Spring of Jiucheng Palace" (Shengfang Wang family version) for the first time.
On-site | Starting from 13 cultural heritage sites, experience the allure of early Chinese civilization.
"The Dialogue of Outstanding Scholars in World Art History: The Renaissance" Concludes
The 805-year-old Jia Ding Confucius Temple has undergone restoration and is now open to the public: The focus of the repair is on how to "straighten and adjust."
The Twenty-Four Solar Terms｜Autumn Equinox: On this day, the autumn is clear and the waters are pure; in the mountains, the wild persimmons turn red overnight.
On-Site | "What Makes Dunhuang" in Shanghai: Immerse Yourself in the Mogao Caves
The Presence of Princesses in Qing Dynasty Literature: Taipei National Palace Museum's Exhibition "The Arrival of the Princess"
The Twenty-Four Solar Terms: White Dew—As the cool autumn wind blows on White Dew nights, the geese fly south in formation.
The Dongguan Rooftop Garden at the Shanghai Museum is now open: The inaugural exhibition features Jiangnan stones and Haipai bonsai.
Cultural Journey in China: Tianshan Ink散墨②｜Gu Cunyun: The Turpan Grapes of Past Lives and Present Encounters
Dialogue on the Renaissance | German Scholar Dombrowski: How Botticelli Has Been Misinterpreted
Cultural Journey Through China: Ink Drift on Tianshan① | Gu Cunyan: The Cross River or Dusk, Has Already Faded Away
Seasonal Changes of the 24 Solar Terms | End of Heat: The oppressive summer clouds disperse, and a gentle cool breeze rises.
Observation | 310,000 Visitors in 30 Days: From "Obscure Esoterica" to the Ancient Egyptian Craze in Shanghai
"Why Dunhuang" is coming to Shanghai: First exhibition of cultural relics + Recreation of classic caves + Colorful murals and sculptures
What artifacts are hidden in Shanghai's tallest ancient pagoda? The Shanghai Museum showcases "The Pagoda's Secrets."
"Three Absolutes: Poetry, Calligraphy, and Painting" - Exploring the Japanese Art Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
