Sanxingdui | Guesses and Imagination Across Millennia

| Guesses and Imagination Across Millennia. Sanxingdui Museum, a meeting across millennia! From exquisite jade artifacts to mysterious human faces, this museum continuously stimulates people's desire to explore. Since the discovery of exquisite jade artifacts in 1929, the Sanxingdui Museum has attracted global attention with its unique charm. The discovery of human faces and bronze standing figures in 1986 further established Sanxingdui as a representative of ancient Shu civilization. Over thirty years later, the unearthing of gold mask fragments and bronze sacred trees has sparked even more curiosity about ancient Shu civilization. The exhibition hall is designed with the concept of 'Three Stars Piled Up, the Eye of Ancient Shu,' symbolizing a dialogue between the past and present. The first floor narrates the archaeological excavation process of Sanxingdui, interpreting the natural environment and social aspects of the ancient Shu state; the second floor mainly features artifacts unearthed from the sacrificial area, showcasing important ritual vessels used in ancient Shu sacrificial activities. Come and explore the Sanxingdui Museum! Are you also fascinated by the mystery of ancient Shu civilization? Share your thoughts in the comments section!