Text, picture, video / Yangcheng Evening News all-media reporter Tang Heng
As the mother river of the Chinese nation, what is the Bronze Age civilization in the Yangtze River Basin? At present, sponsored by the Sichuan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and the Sichuan Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics, and co-organized by 9 units including the Sichuan Museum, the "Mountains, High Waters, Wide Horizons - Special Exhibition of Bronze Civilization in the Yangtze River Basin" is being held at the Sichuan Museum, and the exhibition will last until January 3. The exhibition also exhibits some of the latest archaeological discoveries in Sanxingdui, so follow the footage of the lambs to see!
The exhibition gathered 48 cultural institutions and 518 precious cultural relics from 10 provinces, of which as many as 209 were first-class cultural relics, accounting for 40%.
The exhibition takes cultural relics as evidence, presents the overall cultural appearance of the Bronze Age in the Yangtze River Basin, links the exhibition content with the hydrology of the Yangtze River and famous geographical indications, and cleverly sets off the heroic Yangtze River with "high mountains and wide waters, long-flowing skylines" and the Yangtze River temperament of "openness and inclusiveness, and embraces hundreds of rivers".
By displaying the "Bashu Culture", "Jingchu Culture" and "Wuyue Culture" represented by the Yangtze River Basin in the Bronze Age, the exhibition provides a strong empirical evidence for the chinese civilization of pluralism and unity and the same lineage for thousands of years.
Previously, the Yangtze River Basin Museum Alliance was initiated by 19 provincial-level museums and established in Sichuan. The membership includes a total of 56 museums across the country. This also laid the foundation for the final formation of the exhibition. (For more news, please pay attention to Yangcheng Pie pai.ycwb.com)
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