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Priceless stone horse relics to be repaired in US

The two other relics-repair experts to join in the four-week mission are Yang Wenzong from the Shaanxi History Museum and Liu Xilin from Xi'an Heritage Restoration Center.

Chinese archeologists help restore relics in US

Three Chinese archeologists left Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Friday for the United States to help with the restoration of two Chinese Tang Dynasty (618 AD - 907 AD) relics housed at the University of Pennsylvania.

Daming Palace rises at Shanghai Expo

A replica of the Daming Palace, the center of politics, economics and culture during the Tang Dynasty more than a thousand years ago, has just been completed at the Urban Best Practices Area at the Shanghai World Expo.

Danfeng Gate completed

Repairs of Danfeng Gate were completed, marking a milestone for the construction of Daming Palace National Ruins Park in Xi'an.

World's largest heritage site to open

The world's largest park of cultural heritage is set to open after workers completed restoring the relics from the ancient site.As the first building on the axis, the gate is also the largest in the whole historical site.　　

Xi’an Case — Daming Palace

The 960-square-meter Daming Palace will demonstrate the splendid ancient Chinese traditional culture with Daming Palace as the representative, as well as the thoughts about how Xi’an achieves the protection of historical heritage.

Daming Palace: Chinese first movie plays at UN

Daming Palace, a documentary about the Tang Dynasty will be shown on September 9 at the New York city headquarters of the United Nations. It will be the first Chinese film to be screened at the UN.

Experts to help restore Tang relics in the US

The Daming Palace Foundation in Shaanxi's provincial capital has recruited five excellent experts from the Shaanxi provincial history museum, Xi'an cultural relic protection and restoration center and Xi'an archaeological institute.

Xi'an has sky-high plans for sightseers

China's ancient capital Xi'an plans to offer visitors a bird's eye view of the city, officials said Wednesday.He said China's aviation industry would therefore expect another boom when per capita GDP tops $4,000, "presumably in 2012".

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