Recently, the special exhibition ‘Sanxingdui and Jinsha: The Splendor of Ancient Shu Civilization’ opened with great fanfare at the National Museum of China, showcasing over 100 precious artifacts unearthed from the Sanxingdui site in Guanghan, Sichuan, and the Jinsha site in Chengdu. Dating from approximately 4800 to 2600 years ago, these artifacts—including bronzes, gold objects, jades, and ivory carvings—highlight the unique artistic expression and sophisticated craftsmanship of the ancient Shu civilization. Iconic pieces such as the bronze sacred tree, protruding-eye masks, and golden scepter from Sanxingdui, along with the Sun Bird gold foil and jade cong from Jinsha, not only demonstrate extraordinary artistry but also reflect the ancient Shu people’s profound cosmological and spiritual worldview. By integrating archaeological discoveries with scholarly research, the exhibition systematically traces the development of Shu civilization and reveals its interactions with Central Plains and other regional cultures, offering the public a compelling window into the pluralistic yet unified nature of Chinese civilization. The exhibition will run until the end of this year and has already drawn large crowds eager to witness the enigmatic splendor of ancient Shu.
近日，‘三星堆与金沙——古蜀文明的辉煌’特展在中国国家博物馆隆重开幕，集中展示了来自四川广汉三星堆遗址和成都金沙遗址的百余件珍贵文物。这些文物跨越距今约4800至2600年，涵盖青铜器、金器、玉器、象牙器等，充分展现了古蜀文明的独特艺术风格与高度发达的工艺水平。其中，三星堆出土的青铜神树、纵目面具、黄金权杖，以及金沙遗址的太阳神鸟金饰、玉琮等代表性文物，不仅造型神秘、工艺精湛，更折射出古蜀人对宇宙、自然与神灵的深刻理解。此次展览通过考古发现与学术研究相结合的方式，系统梳理了古蜀文明的发展脉络，揭示其与中原及其他区域文明的交流互动，为公众理解中华文明多元一体格局提供了重要窗口。展览将持续至今年底，吸引了大量观众前来一睹古蜀文明的神秘风采。
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