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Sacred Shang: Fu Hao and the power of bronze

Sacred Shang: Fu Hao and the power of bronze

Casting a Shang Bronze - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art

Casting a Shang Bronze - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art

Vessels of ritual: How 210 bronzes define a queen's status

Vessels of ritual: How 210 bronzes define a queen's status

Casting a Shang Bronze - National Museum of Asian Art

Casting a Shang Bronze - National Museum of Asian Art

【Bronze China】Bronze Restoration Three thousand years ago, Shang Dynasty artisans used bronze as their brush to inscribe the code of the ritual-political system; three thousand years later, a group of people engaged in a contest with time using their hands, restoring shattered national treasures to their former glory. Jia Wenzhong, a renowned expert in cultural relic restoration and appraisal, a representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage - full-figure rubbing of inscribed stone

【Bronze China】Bronze Restoration Three thousand years ago, Shang Dynasty artisans used bronze as their brush to inscribe the code of the ritual-political system; three thousand years later, a group of people engaged in a contest with time using their hands, restoring shattered national treasures to their former glory. Jia Wenzhong, a renowned expert in cultural relic restoration and appraisal, a representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage - full-figure rubbing of inscribed stone

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Dating back in the Shang Dynasty (1600BC–1046BC), the Fu Hao owl-shaped vessel (zun) artifacts are currently the oldest bird-shaped bronze ritual vessels ever discovered in China. A pair of these artifacts are housed separately in the National Museum of China and the Henan Museum. #ChineseCulture On May 19, these national treasures will be displayed together at the Grand Canal Museum—marking their first joint public appearance since their excavation in Henan Province in 1976. | Xi's Moments

Dating back in the Shang Dynasty (1600BC–1046BC), the Fu Hao owl-shaped vessel (zun) artifacts are currently the oldest bird-shaped bronze ritual vessels ever discovered in China. A pair of these artifacts are housed separately in the National Museum of China and the Henan Museum. #ChineseCulture On May 19, these national treasures will be displayed together at the Grand Canal Museum—marking their first joint public appearance since their excavation in Henan Province in 1976. | Xi's Moments

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Why This Ancient Chinese Bronze Ding from the Shang Dynasty Is Truly Priceless

Why This Ancient Chinese Bronze Ding from the Shang Dynasty Is Truly Priceless

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Explore the bronze objects from the early Shang Dynasty to the Song and Ming Dynasties, which belong to the important commemorations of Chinese bronze culture. | Sotheby's

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As early as in the Xia and Shang Dynasties (2070 B.C.-1046 B.C.), the ancient China entered a glorious bronze age. The "Square Vessel with Four Rams", a wine vessel, now kept in the National Museum of China is an exemplary of that age. #ChinainCulturalRelics For more: https://english.cctv.com/ | CCTV

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Whispering Roots 🌿✨ on Instagram: "Turning Bamboo into Bronze — Recreating the Shang Dynasty Jia In the Shang Dynasty, the Jia vessel was a symbol of reverence — used to honor the heavens and ancestors through ritual wine. Its beast-face motifs once guarded kings and whispered stories of the divine. Today, an artisan revives this sacred form through the language of bamboo — patiently carving, polishing, and breathing life into a vessel that bridges time. The warmth of bamboo replaces the

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The ancient blueprint for political power! 🤯 Bronze inscriptions expose a dense tapestry of royal obligations—feasts, hunts, and ancestor worship—used by early Chinese kings to affirm their standing. But the ultimate justification for the Zhou overthrow of the Shang? The revolutionary Mandate of Heaven. They claimed Heaven withdrew favor from the corrupt Shang and granted it to the virtuous Zhou founders, declaring them 'Sons of Heaven.' The crucial detail: this mandate was *conditional*. Tyran

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