Archaeology from the Future: How Hangzhou Blends Past & Future
CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng explores how Hangzhou fuses the ancient Liangzhu ruins with cutting-edge innovation, revealing diverse cultural takes on modernization.
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CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng explores how Hangzhou fuses the ancient Liangzhu ruins with cutting-edge innovation, revealing diverse cultural takes on modernization.
Discover the Grand Egyptian Museum, the “Fourth Pyramid”, opened Nov 4, 2025, showcasing over 100,000 artifacts, including Tutankhamun’s treasures and King Khufu’s Solar Boat.
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