Embarking on a journey through Suining's past at the Sichuan Museum

Updated: Feb 5, 2026 China Bound Print

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A celadon incense burner designed in the shape of a *gui* (an ancient cooking vessel) with two dragon-shaped handles. This piece, crafted from the Longquan kiln during the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), is from the collection of the Suining Museum. [Photo/Sichuan Museum official WeChat account]

A special exhibition on ancient Suining's history and culture has just opened at the Sichuan Museum. From new Paleolithic archaeological discoveries along the Fu River to exquisite Song Dynasty (960-1279) celadon treasures, the exhibition reveals the deep historical roots of Suining and how people lived and connected across time in this fertile land of Sichuan.

Dates: Until May 5

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