On January 17, the "Four Great Discoveries of Chinese Ancient Documents in the Early Twentieth Century" was exhibited at the National Museum of Classics in Beijing. This exhibition is divided into four topics: "Yin Wu Oracle Bones", "Juyan Han Jian", "Dunhuang Testament" and "Ming and Qing Archives", for the first time, the four major documents collected in various places are gathered together, and a total of 249 kinds of precious cultural relics and documents of various types, 382 pieces, is the largest exhibition of the "four major discoveries" cultural relics so far. The picture shows the authentic exhibit of a "Calendar Jane" displayed in the "Juyan Han Jian" exhibition area.
The picture shows the Hanjian glyph-shaped "Hundred Family Names" exhibition wall in the "Juyan Hanjian" exhibition area.
The picture shows the audience visiting the "Dunhuang Testament" exhibition area.
The picture shows the audience visiting the immersive experience area in the "Dunhuang Testament" exhibition area.
The picture shows the scripture manuscript exhibits in the "Dunhuang Testament" exhibition area, attracting the audience to take a closer look.
The picture shows the audience visiting the "Dunhuang Testament" exhibition area.