Returned bronze artifact shines at Hebei display

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Bronze *ying* (liquor container), late Western Zhou Dynasty, from the collection of the National Museum of China, is on view at the Shanhaiguan Museum of the Great Wall of China in Qinhuangdao, Hebei. [Photo/National Museum of China official WeChat account]

This ancient bronze ying (liquor container) with a tiger-shaped knob and tiger motifs over its body from the late Western Zhou Dynasty (c.11th century-771 BC) was returned to China in 2018 after being looted in 1860. It is now on view at a touring exhibition titled Hu Ying: New Age, Different Fate in the Shanhaiguan Museum of the Great Wall of China in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province. The display highlights China's dedication to recovering lost cultural treasures.

Dates: Until Oct 31

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