Summary: A visitor takes a photo of a Tang Dynasty silver sachet decorated with grape, flower and bird patterns at the Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, April 3, 2018.The exhibitionChang'an in Spring: Access the Flourishing Tan
A visitor takes a photo of a Tang Dynasty silver sachet decorated with grape, flower and bird patterns at the Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, April 3, 2018. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto]
The exhibition Chang'an in Spring: Access the Flourishing Tang Dynasty along the Belt and Road opened Tuesday at the Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum in Hangzhou. A total of 128 precious relics mainly from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) are on display, covering gold and silver vessels, jade and stone objects, bronze wares and ceramics. This exhibit, which runs through July 8, illustrates the luxurious life during the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
A tree-shaped gold ornament from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A gold coin from the Kushan Empire, an ancient kingdom in Central Asia. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A tricolor glazed model of a three-wheeled carriage from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A white glazed box with red handwriting inscribed on the lid from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A green glazed tea mortar from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A gilded clam-shaped box from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A gold pill case from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A gilded silver vessel with three legs from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A silver coin from ancient Persia. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A green-colored pot from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto] A long-necked glass bottle with decorative designs from the Tang Dynasty. [Photo by Long Wei/Asianewsphoto]
