Heavenly Palace: Chang'an on the Silk Roads Exhibition Opens at China National Silk Museum

During the Han and Tang dynasties, Chang'an stood as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, serving as a vital nexus connecting the East and West across the Eurasian continent. With its flourishing economy, radiant culture, and open-hearted inclusivity, Chang'an emerged as a magnificent global metropolis and a vibrant hub for cultural exchange between China and the world. During the Han and Tang dynasties, Chang'an stood as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, serving as a vital...
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During the Han and Tang dynasties, Chang'an stood as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, serving as a vital nexus connecting the East and West across the Eurasian continent. With its flourishing economy, radiant culture, and open-hearted inclusivity, Chang'an emerged as a magnificent global metropolis and a vibrant hub for cultural exchange between China and the world.

This year commemorates the tenth anniversary of the "Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor" being recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. For centuries, the Silk Road culture epitomized by Chang'an — renowned for its openness, inclusivity, and mutual exchange — has been revered worldwide. Through the exhibition of archaeological discoveries and exquisite artifacts, we aim to revive the captivating charm of this world city and celebrate the magnificent prosperity of the Silk Road.

The exhibition innovates in four aspects: concept, content, form, and dissemination. It adopts the new curatorial theory of "User Generated Content (UGC)" and employs immersive design to enhance sensory experiences. Creatively integrating the historical background of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal as a vital artery for intercity communication, highlighting the close connection between Chang'an and Zhejiang. It affirms Zhejiang's pivotal role as both the starting and ending points of the land and maritime Silk Roads.

Heavenly Palace: Chang'an on the Silk Roads Exhibition Opens at China National Silk Museum

The exhibition will last until October 7th, 2024, featuring a total of more than 210 exhibits, including over 50 primary cultural relics.

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