Treasures of Yuanmingyuan displayed in S China
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Combined photo taken on April 16, 2009 shows twelve animal-head-human-body sculptures constructed with ancient technique to mimic the sculptures of the Yuanmingyuan Imperial Summer Palace in Guangzhou, capital of south China's Guangdong Province. Twelve animal heads and twelve animal-head-human-body sculptures symbolizing the traditional Chinese birth years, constructed with ancient techniques to mimic the treasures of Yuanmingyuan Imperial Summer Palace dating from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), kick off the global tour exhibition in Guangzhou on April 16.[Liu Dawei/Xinhua] |
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