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One of the most exciting exhibitions to hit New York this spring features Chinese art from the Qin and Han dynasties - it's the talk of the town... It even has a new symphony commissioned specially for it by the Chinese contemporary classical compose
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French President Emmanuel Macron kicks off his three-day tour to China starting with a visit to the Terracotta Warriors. The Terracotta Warriors is located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province in China. It's part of the burial vault of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, w
An exhibition featuring Chinese Terracotta Warriors opened in Liverpool this week, with an estimated 450,000 visitors expected to view the show over the next eight months. The exhibition, titled China's First Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors has b
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A big batch of historical art works of ancient China's Qin and Han dynasties are hitting town. Titled 'Age of Empires', the show opened Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. More than 280 rare artifacts and art works, loaned from 31 museums and a
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