Ancient Shu civilisation makes debut at UN in landmark cultural exhibition

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An exhibition celebrating China’s ancient Shu civilization opened Monday at the United Nations headquarters in New York, marking the newly established International Day for Dialogue among Civilisations, observed annually on June 10.  Titled “Light of the Sun — Ancient Shu Civilisation and the World,” the exhibition features artifacts and motifs from the famed Sanxingdui and Jinsha archaeological sites in southwest China, dating back roughly 2,800 to 3,600 years.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:30I'm so honored to be helping with this exhibition.

00:33So I'm so honored, and I think the relics here are amazing.

00:36I haven't been to Sanxingdui or Jinshan myself,

00:39but I really hope to go in the future.

00:41This exhibition is a special exhibition.

00:44It's the first time to go to New York

00:47to interact with the world's art.

00:53This exhibition,

00:55the light of the light,

00:57which is a special exhibition of the world's art.

01:05We have a 3D exhibition.

01:07We have a drawing of the art.

01:09We also have a professional art.

01:11We use a 3D exhibition of the 3D exhibition.

01:17We have a 3D exhibition.

01:21The two main centers, the three main centers,

01:23is the development of the development of the museum.

01:26We hope that through this kind of way,

01:28we can expand more broadly

01:30and expand the knowledge of the culture of the people of the people of the people of the people of the world.

01:34We will make a show for the people of the world.

01:51You

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