Looted Bronze Horse Head Sculpture Returns to Old Summer Palace

english.beijing.gov.cn
2020-12-03

On December 1, National Cultural Heritage Administration and the People's Government of Beijing Municipality jointly held an accession ceremony for a bronze horse head sculpture looted from Old Summer Palace. It is the first important cultural relic that went missing overseas for 160 years to return to its home.

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National Cultural Heritage Administration and the People's Government of Beijing Municipality jointly holds an accession ceremony for a bronze horse head sculpture looted from Old Summer Palace, December 1, 2020. [Photo via Beijing Daily]

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A bronze horse head sculpture is on display at Wenshu Pavilion of Zhengjue Temple in Old Summer Palace, December 1, 2020. [Photo via Beijing Daily]

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A bronze horse head sculpture is on display at Wenshu Pavilion of Zhengjue Temple in Old Summer Palace, December 1, 2020. [Photo via Beijing Daily]

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A bronze horse head sculpture is on display at Wenshu Pavilion of Zhengjue Temple in Old Summer Palace, December 1, 2020. [Photo via Beijing Daily]

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