Published on: 2026-07-29
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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On July 26, the annual special exhibition “Smile — the spiritual imprints of China in cultural relics” opened for free visitation at the Liaoning Provincial Museum. The exhibition was organized and held by the Liaoning Provincial Museum with the participation of 38 museums and cultural institutions across China, including the National Museum of China, Zhejiang Provincial Museum, Henan Museum, Inner Mongolia Museum, Maijishan Grottoes Art Research Institute, Chengdu Museum, and others. More than 300 exhibits are presented at the exhibition — ceramics, jade items, bronze, stone sculptures, painting, and sculpture, covering a period of eight thousand years. The unique storyline of the exhibition is the diverse “smiles” on cultural relics, which allows the creation of an exhibition narrating Chinese civilization through the smile as a key to understanding cultural meanings and empathizing with the spiritual heritage.
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