The Story of National Treasures: Illustrated Version

Author: Cheng Fangyong
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features:
- Classic Content: Tells the stories of 26 of China's most representative and legendary national treasures, comprehensively showcasing their historical, cultural, artistic, and research value.
- Exquisite Images: Over 200 beautiful images, including precious photographs of the treasures, schematic diagrams, and background pictures, closely the text to broaden readers' horizons and allow them to experience the immense charm of the national treasures at zero distance.
- Innovative Perspective: Explores the historical and cultural connotations of the national treasures from multiple angles, such as their craftsmanship, circulation process, and discovery stories.
- Ideal Reading Material: Integrates writing style, images, and layout design to create a colorful, three-dimensional, and highly artistic reading space, providing readers with an ideal way to understand the national treasures.
As part of the "Colorful Humanistic Stories" series, this book tells the legendary stories of 26 rare national treasures, including the Peking Man skull, the Simuwu Square Ding, the Terracotta Army of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, and the Along the River During the Qingming Festival. It provides detailed introductions to their creation, circulation, and discovery processes, comprehensively showcasing their historical, cultural, artistic, and research value, and profoundly revealing the national destiny and historical rise and fall reflected in these treasures. With rich historical records, exquisite images, and a highly artistic layout design, this book not only meets readers' emotional needs to understand the splendid civilization of China but also offers them greater aesthetic enjoyment and cultural enrichment.