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Be amazed by the 12 tallest statues in the world.
With record-breaking heights exceeding 100 meters, these colossal statues have become symbols of cities and popular tourist attractions.
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A series of photos of the imperial harem of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty: The empress with a hunched back, the concubines plump.
This collection of old photographs provides a brief glimpse into the imperial harem of Emperor Guangxu, the 11th emperor in the history of the Qing Dynasty (China).
Archeology
Wang Zhaojun's appearance has been restored to its original state, leaving netizens shocked and unable to believe their eyes.
What did one of the four great beauties of China, known for her breathtaking beauty, actually look like?
Archeology
A nearly 600-year-old bowl from the Ming Dynasty is valued at $1.9 million.
A red-glazed bowl from the reign of Emperor Ming Xuanzong, nearly 600 years ago, sold for $1.9 million (44 billion VND).
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Who are the 7 most powerful women in world history?
As women living in troubled times, they have proven that women are not just vases to be admired.
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Who were implicated in the extermination of the entire family? Why didn't the prisoners' relatives escape?
Extermination of the entire clan - a cruel punishment that makes people tremble.
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The Truth About Gilgamesh's Tomb, Which Is Said to Hide Alien Technology
There are many myths and legends in human history, some of which talk about prehistoric giants. For example,
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How much mercury is in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang?
The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, the great mausoleum architecture of the first emperor of China, always contains many mysteries that attract the attention of researchers…
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New discovery of the terracotta army in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang: 'As lifelike as real people'
With this special arrangement, the terracotta army in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang can take on different tasks when fighting.
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The mystery of the statue lying on its back, hands on the ground in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
The strangely posed terracotta statue in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang has left archaeologists amazed.
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The mysteries of the great Sphinx next to the Giza Pyramids of Egypt
Standing nearly 20m high from ground to head and more than 72m long from forelegs to tail, the Great Sphinx is one of the tallest and oldest sculptures in the world.
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Why was the emperor of the Xin Dynasty known as a time traveler?
The Xin Dynasty emperor, Wang Mang, had thoughts and actions far ahead of his time, making him hailed as a reformer from the future.
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Which is the most terrifying bedroom elixir in Chinese history?
Among the incidents related to aphrodisiacs in Chinese history, we must mention the event of the Ming emperor who died less than a month after ascending the throne.
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When the Qin Dynasty fell, where was the mighty army that Qin Shi Huang was so proud of?
Qin Shi Huang was the 36th king of the Qin state and the first emperor to unify China after destroying the six vassal states, ending the Warring States period. However,…
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Why did ancient Chinese emperors use jade coffins?
Because of their belief in the magical properties of jade, ancient Chinese nobles were often buried in jade coffins sewn with gold or silver thread.