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Hang Kan’s journey intoarchaeology began in 1982 when he decided to studyarchaeology at Shanxi University.After graduation, hestarted his career at the Henan Institute of Ancient ArchitecturePreservation.In thoseearly years, he dedicated himself to measuringBuddhist niches in cave temples, uncovering hiddenhistorical mysteries.In 1992, he took his passion further by enrolling atPeking University, where he began in-depth research on the Yungang Grottoes. Hiswork has not only solvedmany academic challenges but also overturnedsome long-held theories.

On the evening of February 12, Airui (L) and his wife Li Xiuli enjoyed the night view at Lingling Ancient Town Scenic Area in Yongzhou City, celebrating the Chinese Lantern Festival. After arriving in Hunan in 2014, Airui met and fell in love with Li Xiuli, a native of Yongzhou. They got married in 2017 and have since settled in Yongzhou. Airui expressed his deep affection for China, stating that he and his wife made a special visit to the Lingling Ancient Town during this year's Lantern Festival to experience the strong festive mood. (Photo/Li Jian and Wang Liang, Hunan Daily)

When Chen Dan gazed upon the Pyramid of Khafre and the Great Sphinx, she felt the pages of history textbooks come to life.

During this Spring Festival holiday, tourists flock into Fenghuang Ancient Town, Xiangxi. They stroll along the Tuojiang River and have fun on stilted buildings and wind and rain bridges, enjoying a peaceful and joyful Chinese New Year. The photo shows hustle-and-bustle scene in Fenghuang Ancient Town. (Photo/Zhou Xiuyuchun)

The photo shows a bustle-and-hustle scene at the Ming and Qing-era Ancient Lane Scenic Spot in Yiyang. During the Spring Festival holiday, the scenic spot has launched a rich array of activities to entertain tourists. Visitors not only have the chance to watch wonderful performances and admire the beautiful views of these ancient buildings, but also have a close-up experience of the charm of intangible cultural heritage items amid a jubilant festive atmosphere.

This photo taken on March 13, 2025 shows depictions of an ancient rock painting found on the side of a hill on the east bank of the Yellow River, about 2 km southeast of Yuwanquan Village in Pingchuan District, Baiyin City, northwest China's Gansu Province. Two rock paintings created around 3,000 to 4,000 years ago have been discovered in Gansu Province, northwest China, confirmed local authorities.(Cultural relics survey team of Pingchuan/Handout via Xinhua)

Recently, the Changsha Museum launched an exhibition titled "Starry Dream -- A Collection of Treasured Art from the 16th to 20th Century", which will run until October 10, 2024. This exhibition showcases about 300 ancient artifacts, presenting the evolution of jewelry-making techniques and artistic trends over the past 500 years. It vividly narrates a fascinating tale of cultural exchange and mutual learning between Chinese and Western civilizations. The photo shows an exhibit on display. (Photo/Guo Liliang, Hunan Daily)