
Majiayao ware decoded—5,000-year-old painted pottery from the Yellow River valley.

Ming “iron-willed” prime minister’s calligraphy leads a season of brush rediscovery at auction.

Closer to Tang Yin’s calligraphy and painting—how a single Ming brush still supports a legend.

From the Qing Dynasty to modern times, the Pan family of Suzhou was renowned as the "Distinguished Family of Wu," becoming a prominent clan. Their col...

Remembering Geng Baochang—the expert who shaped modern study of ancient Chinese ceramics.

How can a pure gold seal engraved with "Seal of the King of Dian" unveil a history sealed for two thousand years? What is the meaning of the sacrifici...

The elegant letter paper, the weighty Song Dynasty rubbings and inscriptions, the natural flow of handwritten notes and colophons, all discuss the collection of...

The Book of Poetry by the Marquis of Haihun in the Han Dynasty may point to the lost Book of Poetry of Lu . The bamboo slips from the tomb of the Marquis...

Reconstructing a Ming landowner’s short stay in Shanghai—when Lujiazui was still countryside.

On the tenth anniversary of the announcement of the archaeological findings of the Haihunhou Tomb in Nanchang, Yang Jun, the leader of the archaeological excava...

On November 11, the special exhibition "Integrating the Past and the Present: Retro and Innovation in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Bronze Ware," co-curat...

Zeus (Jupiter), Poseidon (Neptune), Athena (Minerva), Apollo, the sleeping Venus... Stepping into the exhibition hall of the Shanghai World Expo Museum is like ...