When Ancient Secrets Bring Us Together! 📜✨
Hey everyone! Have you ever imagined ancient treasures helping people from different countries become friends? Well, that’s exactly what happened recently! 😊
Reporter Yang Guang from CGTN’s show “The Vibe” shared an amazing experience she had. She attended the launch of the English edition of the “Chu Silk Manuscripts from Zidanku, Changsha.” Sounds mysterious, right? Let’s dive in!
What are the Chu Silk Manuscripts? 🧐
The Chu Silk Manuscripts are ancient writings over 2,000 years old! They were written on silk—yes, silk!—and discovered in Zidanku, a place in Changsha, which is a city in the Chinese mainland. These manuscripts include information about astronomy, history, and culture from long ago.
Bringing People Together 🤝
During the event, Yang Guang got to talk with scholars from both China and the United States. They discussed the importance of these ancient manuscripts and what we can learn from them today. Isn’t it cool how history can connect people from different parts of the world?
Sharing Cultures and Ideas 🌍💡
By translating the manuscripts into English, more people around the world can read and understand them. This helps us appreciate each other’s cultures and histories even more. Learning together makes the world a friendlier place!
Tune into “The Vibe”! 📺🎵
If you’re curious to learn more, you can catch Yang Guang’s special report on CGTN’s “The Vibe.” Who knows, maybe you’ll discover something new and exciting!
Remember, exploring history isn’t just about the past—it’s about building friendships for the future! 🌟
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
