Wine played a significant role in social activities and served as a source of inspiration for scholars. Consequently, various wine-related celebratory activities and games emerged. Do you know how the wine-related games in Tang Dynasty were played? Known for their distinct features—curly beards, coiled hair, deep-set eyes, and prominent nose, Hu man practiced very unique style of culture and customs, how much do you know how they make a living in the Chang’an City in Tang Dynasty?

Mr. LAN Minhong, Zhenjiang Museum and Professor GE Chengyong, our expert speaker will reveal the stories some of the exhibits showcased, as well as some background stories featured at the “Tang Vogue Exhibition Beyond the Horizons” exhibition. Let’s follow them to explore the multiple realms related to the scholars and Hu man in Tang Dynasty.

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Registration link of the Star guided tour on 13 December

Registration link of the Expert Sharing Session on 14 December

In Tang dynasty, society was open and women could enjoy more freedom, as evidenced by their attire. While they could wear men’s clothing or Central Asian outfits, for outdoor activities such as hunting and polo. On the other hand, not only did Tang women had highly standardised and diverse makeup and hairstyles, they were also meticulous when choosing items for their dressers.

Ms. ZHU Gemin of the Xi'an Museum will introduce several exhibits on loan from the Xi'an Museum, as well as highlighting those related to Women’s Fashion of Tang Dynasty. Let’s follow her footstep to meet these ingenious pieces of art, and appreciate the astonishing level of art crafts.

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