📜 Hidden in Sichuan, there’s a "Tang Dynasty poem you can touch with your hands" — it’s Guangyuan Jianmenguan. Its gravel cliffs hold the heroic spirit of The Difficulty of Shu Road written by Li Bai. 🚶 Step on the stone slabs of the ancient plank roads, touch the weathered wooden pillars of the pass tower, and let the scenes described in the thousand-year-old poem turn into the shock. ✨ Don’t just read the poem, come to Jianmenguan and feel the unique charm of the "Shu Road" for yourself! #De

6.9K views · 41 reactions | Images of dragons are seen in most jade ornaments in the Han Dynasty (202 B.C.–220 A.D.). The double-ring jade pendant with dragon and phoenix patterns was placed on the face of the Nanyue King two thousand years ago. The carver designed the inner and outer patterns in opposite directions, creating a feeling of two rotating rings, where comes the rhythmic vitality. #ChinainCulturalRelics For more: https://english.cctv.com/ | CCTV | Facebook