Boston Museum

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
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
Weng Wange, a descendant of the Qing Dynasty, donated 183 cultural relics to the United States free of charge, but asked the motherland for 4.5 million yuan
Ongwango cultural relic Boston Museum Weng Tonggong antique Ancient
02-10
His ancestors were Manchu Qing dynasty officials, and 183 family heirloom antiques were donated free of charge, and the motherland wanted to buy them back but was refused
antique Urn Wango Collection Boston Museum museum Weng Tonggong
02-07
The descendants of Puyi teacher donated 183 national treasures to the United States free of charge, but they asked for 4.5 million US dollars for the country
national treasure cultural relic Puyi Boston Museum Ongwango Weng Tonggong
02-07
The old man has spent his life promoting Chinese culture, but donated 183 cultural relics to the American Museum, saying that he was assured of it
cultural relic museum Boston Museum Ongwango Shanghai Museum Weng Tonggong
01-02
Chinese collector Weng Wange: 183 precious collections were donated to the United States free of charge, and the motherland's request for repurchase was rejected
Ongwango Collection Chinese Boston Museum cultural relic Precious artifacts
12-17