CISS Chinese Traditional Culture Exploration Tour

Winter rain is as fine as harp wire, fluttering in the wind. A cold winter rain is like a roll of soft notes. Accompanied by the continuous winter rain, the teachers and students of CISS came to Liaoning Provincial Museum to begin their journey of exploring Chinese traditional culture!

As the first comprehensive museum established after the PRC, Liaoning Provincial Museum features varied collections of cultural relics such as porcelains from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, calligraphy and paintings from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, jade wares from the Tang Dynasty, tablet inscription from the Wei and Jin Dynasties, ancient currency, bronze mirrors, Manchu folk customs...

In order to have a deeper understanding of Chinese traditional culture, we decided to start today's cultural exploration journey from the traditional culture education exhibition hall. Entering the exhibition hall, the first thing you saw were the objects used by ancient people. Teachers and students from all over the world were amazed at the long history of China! They first visited the tripod, the most important object in the museum. Teachers and students were stunned by the long history of China! Then we visited the artifacts that show the daily life of the ancient people. These relics record the life path of people in different periods, with very distinct features of the times. Think about the life of the ancient people, as if those ancient poems are so obscure anymore! In addition, we saw some tools used during ancient marching.

Then we came to the Ming and Qing Dynasties Jades Exhibition. To some extent, jade and porcelain represent the Chinese ancient manufacturing technology level. Jade is as blue as water, Hetian jade is as white as mutton tallow, color enamel shows the splendor of the prosperous times...Dazzling treasures of cultural relics present a "one millennium" cultural feast for the teachers and students.

Sky is broad, land is tranquil, and history is written in these objects. The fragrance and color of the cultural relics in the museum make students feel transparent and fresh from body to spirit, enabling teachers and students from different countries and regions of the world to feel the charm of Chinese traditional culture!