What are the precious cultural relics in China?

According to the statistics of UNESCO, about 6.5438+0.64 million pieces of China cultural relics have been lost overseas, scattered in 47 museums around the world, and the overseas folk collections are estimated to be 654.38+00 times of the collections. According to the statistics of the Cultural Relics Society of China, since the Opium War of 1840, more than1000,000 pieces of China cultural relics have been lost to Europe, America, Japan, Southeast Asia and other countries and regions due to war and unfair trade. The British Museum has the largest collection of lost cultural relics in China. Its collection of China cultural relics can be traced back to the construction period of 1753. At present, there are as many as 23,000 China cultural relics in its collection, of which about 2,000 are on display for a long time. From ancient stone tools, Shang and Zhou bronzes, Wei and Jin stone Buddha scriptures, Tang and Song paintings and calligraphy, to Ming and Qing porcelain.

The British Museum in London, England is the oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum in the world, and it is also one of the four largest and most famous museums in the world.

Among them, China Exhibition Room (China Pavilion) occupies several halls, and China cultural relics are regarded as one of the most important collections by the British Museum, with more than 23,000 pieces, which are like mountains of treasures.

The China cultural relics collected by the British Museum cover the whole artistic category of China and span the whole history of China.

There are stone tools in Neolithic Age, painted pottery in Yangshao Culture Period, bronzes in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, bronze mirrors in Qin and Han Dynasties, lacquerware in Han Dynasty, statues in Northern Dynasties, celadon in Southern Dynasties, tricolor in Tang Dynasty, Jun kiln porcelain in Song Dynasty, blue and white vases in Yuan Dynasty and cloisonne in Ming Dynasty.

Many cultural relics are peerless treasures, and the national treasures of various cultures in the history of China can be seen here, which can be described as complete and exquisite.