Cutting a Hill for a Tomb
At Mangdangshan the kings of Liang did not build their mausoleums but removed the hills themselves, leaving chambers of rock, a painted mural and a platform on the summit.
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At Mangdangshan the kings of Liang did not build their mausoleums but removed the hills themselves, leaving chambers of rock, a painted mural and a platform on the summit.
At the Suihuang mausoleum, the founding act of Chinese culture is a piece of wood, a bird and a spark, told as a story rather than a proven date.
Reading the ground beneath Shangqiu's Ming ramparts, where five older capitals lie in sequence under the streets of the walled town.