Historic 2,000-Year-Old Chu Silk Manuscripts Return to China
Parts of the over-2,000-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, taken to the US in 1946, have been returned to China, marking a landmark moment in cultural heritage.
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Ancient Silk Manuscripts Return Home to China
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art returns ancient Zidanku Silk Manuscripts from the Warring States period to China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration.
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Ancient Silk Script Revived in Digital Age
2,000-year-old silk texts from Han Dynasty tombs revived as a digital font, blending ancient art with modern tech.
Walmart Price Hike: Tariffs Hit US Consumers
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South Korea’s Ex-President Yoon Leaves Conservative Party
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Moody’s Cuts U.S. Credit Rating Amid Rising Debt Concerns
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China’s Yimin Mine Paves Way for 5G-A Smart Mining Revolution
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Smithsonian Returns Warring States Silk Manuscripts
Smithsonian returns two ancient silk manuscripts from the Warring States period to China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration—a landmark in cultural heritage repatriation.