Ongwango

Puyi's descendant: donated 183 national treasures to the United States free of charge, but "donated" to China but asked for 4.5 million
cultural relic national treasure Ongwango Collection museum Weng Tonggong
04-19
He is a Chinese-American who refuses to donate cultural relics to the motherland, but donates 204 cultural relics to the United States free of charge
cultural relic Ongwango United States Weng Tonggong antique Rare books
04-18
Overseas Relics: Chinese artifacts in Weng Wange's lens
Ongwango cultural relic Wen Zhengming museum Map of the River Zhang Fengyi
04-15
Originally, Chinese donated 183 Pieces of Chinese National Treasures to the United States free of charge, but they wanted to buy them at a sky-high price for the motherland
national treasure Ongwango cultural relic Weng Tonggong Precious artifacts
04-11
His ancestors were Manchu Qing officials, and 183 family heirloom antiques were donated free of charge, but the motherland wanted to buy them back but was refused
antique Boston Museum cultural relic Ongwango Map of the Yangtze River Collection
04-07
After the two dynasties, Weng Wange gave up his Chinese nationality and donated 183 cultural relics to the United States free of charge
Ongwango cultural relic Collection Boston Museum Weng Tonggong
04-06
Onwango, why donated 183 national treasures to the United States free of charge? The motherland's willingness to spend money to buy it back was also rejected
Ongwango national treasure cultural relic Weng Tonggong Boston Museum of Fine Arts Collection
04-04
In 2018, centenarian Weng Wango donated 183 national treasures to the United States free of charge
Ongwango library national treasure Ancient cultural relic Weng Tonggong
04-03
He spent his life guarding Chinese cultural relics, but he refused to buy them back from the government and gave all the treasures to the United States in vain
cultural relic Ongwango Weng Tonggong
03-11
"Hometown exists in my heart" - a small city by the river under the lens of Weng Wange
A small city on the banks of the Yangtze River Ongwango
03-04
This person is a late Qing Dynasty champion, donated 183 national treasures to the United States free of charge, but donated to China for tens of millions
national treasure United States cultural relic Precious artifacts Ongwango museum
02-14
The descendants of famous courtiers in the late Qing Dynasty refused to sell cultural relics to China, but instead donated hundreds of cultural relics to the United States
cultural relic Ongwango
02-14
His ancestors were qing dynasty officials, donating 183 cultural relics to the United States free of charge, but the motherland wanted to buy them back but was rejected
cultural relic Collection Ongwango museum national treasure Boston Museum of Fine Arts
02-13
The two generations of emperors of the Qing Dynasty left priceless national treasures to posterity, and the state purchase was rejected, so why did he donate to the United States free of charge
national treasure Qing Dynasty cultural relic Ongwango antique
02-13
The Qing Dynasty orphaned a number of ancient books, sold to China for 4.5 million, but donated 183 cultural relics to the United States free of charge
cultural relic Ancient United States Ongwango museum Archaeology
02-13
The ancestors were important ministers of the late Qing Dynasty, and now 183 cultural relics are donated free of charge to the United States, and the reason is difficult to accept
cultural relic Ongwango Weng Tonggong museum Collection Map of the Yangtze River
02-12
Descendants of Qing dynasty officials: 183 pieces of Chinese antiques were donated free of charge, but the motherland wanted to buy them back but was refused
antique cultural relic Ongwango national treasure Weng Tonggong
02-12
The fourth grandson of the Qing dynasty emperor, who donated hundreds of cultural relics to the United States, said: "China cannot protect cultural relics."
cultural relic Boston Museum Ongwango Empress
02-12
In the late Qing Dynasty, the descendants of the heavy ministers, on their 100th birthday, donated 183 antiques to the United States free of charge, but the state wanted to buy them but was refused
cultural relic antique Onwengo Ongwango national treasure museum
02-11
His ancestors were qing dynasty officials, and donated 183 cultural relics to the United States free of charge, but China wanted to buy them back but was refused
cultural relic Collection Ongwango United States Precious artifacts museum
02-11