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Female scientist in the Qing Dynasty: Knowledgeable in mathematics and astronomy, possessing a mindset far beyond the times
Vuong Trinh Nghi has become a bright star in the field of science, dubbed the 'Marie Curie of China'.
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Archeology
'Treasures of the Qing Dynasty' were once abandoned in the corner of the kitchen, selling for more than 41 billion dong
An ancient ceramic vase related to the Qing Dynasty emperor Qianlong, once forgotten in the kitchen corner for a long time, has just been auctioned for a record-high amo…
History
Why did the Qing Dynasty concubines have to 'do it first' with the palace maids?
During the Qing Dynasty, to become a concubine, candidates had to pass the monstrous challenge of 'overnight' with a non-princess.
History
The emperor of the Qing Dynasty spent 'golden mountains' for good deeds, 120 dishes cooked only with this precious water source
The emperor of the Qing Dynasty ate 120 dishes each meal, using a silver bowl and a jade spoon to spend 'mountain of money'. The source of cooking water using only water…
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Why did the Qing monks always wear a white silk scarf on their necks?
The simple white silk scarf is one of the most eye-catching accessories on the African costumes, the Manchurian Way, but its real use is not well understood.
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Rare photos of how to organize the wedding of a noble Chinese family in Qing Dynasty
The rare moments in the biggest day of a Qing noble life have been recorded through Western photographers' lenses.
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Strange story 'cohabitation' in the Royal Qing Dynasty
8 supply of contentious looks, have the title, see as
1001 mystery
The inexplicable mystery inside the Qianlong tomb
Until now science has not had a reasonable explanation for the phenomenon of heavy weight coffin of Qianlong emperor
World Heritage
Tomb of the Ming Dynasty - Qing Dynasty
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the Royal Tomb of Minh - Thanh as a World Cultural Heritage in 2000.
Archeology
Thanh's ceramic bowl was expected to break the auction record
An extremely rare ceramic bowl from Qing Dynasty, China (1644-1912), Sotheby's famous auction house, was displayed in Hong Kong on March 1.
Archeology
Discovered the mummy of the Qing Dynasty
Chinese archaeologists say they discovered an intact mummy belonging to a high-ranking official, dating back 280 years ago in Shijingshan district, the capital of Beijin…
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Photos of life in China in the late 19th century
In photos of China taken by an English woman in the late 19th century, viewers can better understand the Qing soldiers' uniform or the practice of burying children.
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Authentic image of Qing soldiers
These are authentic photos of the late Qing Dynasty soldiers. See, it was different from the sky and the flashy images of this army on television.