The world's cultural relics are dazzling, and the rare and rare treasures are even more fascinating. This time, we will take you to explore 30 world-class rare cultural relics from all over the world, uncover the mystery behind them, and feel the endless charm of human history and culture. From ancient Stone Age ruins to glorious imperial crowns, from jade carving art in the East to sculptural masterpieces in the West, these cultural relics have witnessed the development and inheritance of human civilization. Let's embark on a journey through time and space to see the world's cultural relics.
1. A 3,000-year-old mud pig that was strikingly similar to the pig in "Angry Birds" excavated at a joint site in China in 2020 is now lying quietly in the Sanxingdui Museum.
2. Kiss of Death, a marble sculpture created in Barcelona in 1930 depicting a winged skeleton kissing lightly on a young man's forehead.
3. Dazzling: a 252-carat cup made of pure emerald from the 17th century.
4. Han Dynasty jade mourning clothes, witnessing the vicissitudes of history from 202 BC to 220 AD.
5. A 5,000-year-old alabaster statue of the priest of the Sumerian king, found in the ancient city of Uruk, now stands in the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad.
6. Mysterious photograph of the tomb of Seti I on the west bank of Luxor, 1279 BC.
7. Mughal emerald and gold rings from the 16th and 17th centuries, debuted at Christie's in 2019.
8. The ancient portal pillars of the 12th-century church of Saint-Lazare Avallon, France.
9. The silk vest worn by King Charles I of England when he was beheaded for treason in 1649, a witness to history.
10. The crown of the Holy Roman Empire, made around 962 AD, celebrates the splendor of the ancient empire.
11. The earliest known man-made mirror, discovered about 8,000 years ago at the Neolithic site of Gatahoyuk, Turkey, made of obsidian.
12. Persian horse-handled lapis lazuli dagger from the 19th century, full of exotic style.
13. The newly discovered second-century statue of Hercules in Philippi, Greece, shows the charm of classical art.
14. In 1789, it belonged to the leather coat of Captain Augibois, inheriting the culture of Ogibois.
15.11th-century "decorative shield", found in the funeral chapel of Louis the Pious in Metz, France, carved from elk antlers.
16. An 11,000-year-old deer skull with carved eyeholes found at the Starkar Mesolithic archaeological site in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England.
17. King Henry II of France's "Lion" armor gloves, made in 1550, show ancient craftsmanship.
18. A submerged Buddha statue found in 2017 at a Ming Dynasty site in Fuzhou, China, carved into a riverside cliff to protect travelers.
19. Rujm el-Hiri, an ancient megalithic monument in the Syrian Golan Heights, made up of more than 42,000 basalt blocks.
20. The purpose behind the Viking skull, which was found in a mass grave in Dorset, with neat teeth filed, is a mystery.
21. Fossil human footprints, about 23,000 years old in White Sands, New Mexico.
22. 印度Sri Ranganathaswamy寺庙内的16世纪Sesharaya mandapam，以其精美的40匹雕刻马而闻名。
23. The remains of the Great Buddha explored by French archaeologist Joseph Hakin in Bamiyan, Afghanistan.
24. The 2,100-year-old Neacombs of Naples were once Roman road tunnels that survived World War II.
25. Field armor of Maximilian I, witness the history of 1480.
26. An 18th-century Mongolian or Tibetan ceremonial sword with a steel blade, a jade handle, a silver sheath, and a silk tassel.
27. Gilded Thousand-armed Guanyin Statue, an artistic treasure of Vietnam from 1750-1850.
28. The pinnacle of ancient Chinese jade carving techniques, the White Jade Dragon Pattern, the star collection of the British Museum.
29. Tang Bohu's original work "Picture of the Thatched Cottage in the West Mountain" blooms the charm of oriental art in the British Museum.
30. The stone pillow in the corner of the British Museum is engraved with the historical message of 'Eternal peace for the homeland'.