A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
A view of the stone reliefs and rubbings housed at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum in central China's Henan Province /CGTN
Embark on a journey back in time at the Luoyang Han Dynasty Art Museum. Here, the priceless stone reliefs and rubbings are not just masterpieces of Han Dynasty (202 BC–220 AD) sculpture, but also vivid depictions of life in that era. Studying these artifacts allows us to understand the daily lives and beliefs of Chinese ancestors, as well as their unique pursuit of aesthetics. As a bridge between the past and present, they offer us a glimpse into the civilization of two millennia ago.