Escape the summer heat and visit an exhibition: The Nanjing Six Dynasties Museum has launched a special exhibition

► The Six Dynasties Museum's special exhibition 'The Color of China - Qing' has opened! It's truly an eye-opener. Within the five-color system, the color qing, representing the east, is the color that best embodies traditional Chinese culture! ► The special exhibition is on the first floor All the exhibits are on loan from museums across the country, including the Yuan blue-and-white porcelain 'Blue-and-White Mei Vase with the Scene of Xiao He Chasing Han Xin Under the Moon' from the Nanjing City Museum (Chaotian Palace), which is usually too precious to be put on display! A similar Yuan blue-and-white porcelain jar with the scene of Guiguzi Descending the Mountain was auctioned for 200 million 20 years ago, and now this Mei Vase blue-and-white porcelain has been listed as a cultural relic forbidden from being exhibited abroad ► On the second floor, you'll find the treasures of the Six Dynasties Museum A celadon-glazed pot with feathered figure patterns from the Eastern Wu period ► Nanjing has always been said to be the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, but do you know which six dynasties they are? You can systematically understand this on the basement floor and the third floor! In fact, up to now, Nanjing should be considered the capital of ten dynasties. The term 'ancient capital of the Six Dynasties' originated in the Tang Dynasty, with the six dynasties of Eastern Wu, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen successively establishing their capitals in Nanjing Nanjing's profound cultural heritage is enough for us to study for a lifetime ► The special exhibition ends on October 27th