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Burial bricks show evidence of barbecue parties
A mural brick found in the Wei and Jin Dynasty Tombs in Jiayuguan, Gansu province, depicts a chef roasting meat on fire before serving it to guests at a banquet.
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Dunhuang sets global standard for cultural heritage preservation
Dunhuang has enhanced the display of China's technological innovation and integrated practices in the field of cultural heritage conservation.
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American musician: the Silk Road influenced American music
You probably don't think of fiddles when you think of the Silk Road. But Oklahoman Kyle Dillingham does.
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Dunhuang Academy's digital journey: Preserving ancient art with cutting-edge technology
Since the late 1980s, Dunhuang Academy has been developing a comprehensive digital preservation system that covers the entire process of collection, processing, storage, and display of cultural relics.
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Protecting mountains of relics
As part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, Maijishan Grottoes have 221 caves, 161 of which still house Buddhist statues or murals.
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Singing the praises of folk culture
As farm work eases, villagers flock to flower-filled meadows, gathering for the region's Hua'er (flower) folk song festival. This year, among the crowds, a familiar figure returns: 69-year-old Dutch ethnomusicologist Frank Kouwenhoven.