Step into "Galloping Glory," the latest exhibition at the Shenzhen Museum in the Chinese mainland! Running alongside the 15th National Games equestrian events, this show brings 1,300-year-old Tang horses galloping into the present.
What’s on display? 42 sets (60 pieces) of rare Tang Sancai pottery—those iconic tri-colored ceramics (emerald green, amber brown and ivory white). You’ll spot dynamic dancing horse figurines and elegant horse-riding ladies that once symbolized status, power and the spirit of freedom in Tang times.
In the Tang era, horses weren’t just travel buddies. They were political assets (royal cavalry vibes!), sports stars (think ancient horse races 🏇) and cultural icons (poets and painters couldn’t get enough). This exhibit digs into all that—showing how horses fueled the dynasty’s golden age.
Whether you’re into art, history or epic equestrian style, "Galloping Glory" is your next must-see. Perfect for a museum day out or content for your Insta stories. Don’t forget your phone’s charged! 📱😉
Now on display at Shenzhen Museum. Gallop on over and explore! ✨
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