The Wanli Emperor's Dingling Artifacts Arrived in Wuhan - Only the Sun and the Moon Endure

With the theme 'Only the Sun and the Moon Endure,' over 120 burial artifacts unearthed from the Dingling of the Ming Dynasty's Thirteen Tombs in Beijing, along with the Wanli-era cultural relics from the Wuhan Museum, are on display, showcasing the splendor of the middle and late Ming Dynasty. Dingling, one of the Thirteen Tombs of the Ming Dynasty in China, is the mausoleum of the Ming Shenzong Emperor Zhu Yijun and his Empress. Dingling is grand in scale and exquisite in architectural craftsmanship, and it is the first and only Ming Dynasty imperial tomb to have been archaeologically excavated to date. The Wanli Emperor, a 'good' student taught by Zhang Juzheng, is the grandson of Jiajing Emperor, featured in 'The Ming Dynasty 1566'. 🌈Highlights: The 'Six Dragons and Three Phoenixes Crown' of the filial Empress Xiaoduan, original pieces are forbidden to travel; The Wanli Emperor's imperial robe, original pieces are forbidden to travel; The Wanli Emperor's medicinal jar with a story; First-time public display of: Jade-carved flower and butterfly pearl-inlaid gold hairpin, jade-carved immortal figure gemstone-inlaid gold hairpin, gemstone-inlaid fruit bonsai gold hairpin, ruby-inlaid gold tortoise hairpin, etc. (belonging to the Empress's gold ornaments) 🚗Address & Transportation: Near Hankou Railway Station, extremely convenient subway and bus access. 🎫Ticket Information: Free There are many volunteers at the Wuhan Museum who offer free guided tours! End Date: June 15, 2024, hurry up~ Additionally, there is also a piece of Yuan blue-and-white 'Four Loves' plum vase here, which is too crowded at the provincial museum; it's quite nice here...