In the eye of one photographer, everyone should have a self-portrait, which could portray a colorful stage in his or her life or his or her life as a whole.
China's first statues did not come from the popular Song or Tang dynasties. Yi Gongzi explains.
Yi Gongzi describes the chaos and turmoil of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Yi Gongzi tells the tale of Xiaoming and how he discovered an important find during the Northern Qi Dynasty.
Why does the statue of Buddha suddenly bring calmness to those who have experienced suffering?
How do the Buddha statues from the Northern Qi Dynasty compare with those from the Northern Wei Dynasty?
Yi Gongzi explains how the face of the Buddha can show us what the deepest state of calmness and relaxation looks like.
How do we reach a fully relaxed state of being?
Yi Gongzi explains the meaning of the Buddha's expression of complete acceptance.
What is true and complete acceptance?
We are introduced to two of China's most prized examples of celadon porcelain from the Song Dynasty.
Captain Han and his team lie in wait for the grave robbers. What was it about the tombs that made him take their ransacking so seriously?
Captain Han comes up with an idea to ensnare the culprits in the case by having Xiong make a call to one of them, but things don't go according to plan.
Lv is taken in for questioning, but there's something about his story and that of his accomplice, Qiu, that doesn't quite add up.
In this video, we learn about the unparalleled outer design of one of the most magnificent examples of celadon porcelain from the Northern Song Dynasty.
We learn the ingenious way that the urn was filled with wine and begin the remarkable story of how it came to be housed in the Shanxi History Museum.
What would the ancient poet, Libai, have had to say about the magnificent celadon urn, especially given his predilection for alcohol?
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