More than a year after field excavations concluded at the Wuwangdun Tomb in east China's Anhui Province, archaeologists have unveiled a series of new findings that offer fresh insights into the cultural life of the ancient Chu state dating back over 2,200 years. From cultural institutions to daily life, the systematic findings at the Wuwangdun Tomb vividly illustrate the richness of Chu culture and the continuity of Chinese civilization. These discoveries will soon be displayed at the National Museum of China.