The news was announced this week at the Ming Culture Forum, held in Beijing’s Changping district, an area that also encompasses the tombs. More than 600 scholars from China and beyond convened ...

The Thirteen Ming Tombs, however, did not follow that rule ... but also in front of yamen (a government office in feudal China). Lions are ferocious animals roaring aloud. Buddhist scripture ...

The Ming tombs lie in a broad valley to the south of ... which makes it one of the largest wooden buildings in China. Four giant wooden columns and 28 smaller pillars support this structure ...

China. These newly found tombs were family burial sites dating back to the Han-ruled Ming Dynasty, which ruled between 1368 and 1644. Discovering and opening Chinese can be extremely dangerous ...

The Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties were built between 1368 and 1915 AD in Beijing Municipality, Hebei Province, Hubei Province, Jiangsu Province and Liaoning Province of China. They ...

A collection of artifacts has been found in one of the largest and most complex Chu-era burials ever found. This cache is revealing new things about the birth of China.

Falling on April 5 this year, Ching Ming, also called the tomb-sweeping festival ... In Southeastern China, it is a tradition for people to eat qingtuan, a green rice cake made with mugwort ...

and was the model for similar Ming tombs later built in Beijing. South of the site also lies Plum Blossom Hill, a wonderfully scenic diversion come springtime. By the 20th century, Imperial China ...