Buddha Worship on a Tomb Ceiling: Changchuan Tomb No. 1
A seated figure, worshippers and floating forms share the painted ceiling of a tomb in Ji’an. Close looking meets Wang Junzheng’s reading of its Buddhist imagery.
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Tonghua Mountain-Grape Wine: From Harvest to Oak
A Jilin agriculture reply describes Tonghua-area grape varieties, while a Dongchang District government account records harvest timing, processing within 24 hours and oak ageing.
Beibinghong: A Grape Bred to Stay Through the Cold
The Beibinghong cultivar connects decades of breeding with the possibility of frozen-on-the-vine fruit in Ji’an’s mountain-grape country.
A Stele for a King and the Households Who Guarded Tombs
A local-history account describes the 414 Haotaiwang Stele as royal memorial and a record of how tomb protection was organized.
Seven Tiers, More Than a Thousand Stones: Jiangjun Tomb
An archaeological dictionary records the stepped structure, masonry count, and chamber placement of this Ji’an tomb while leaving its owner uncertain.
When Guonei and Wandu Shared a Capital System
Two very different city plans, one on the plain and one in the mountains, help explain Koguryo’s changing political geography in Ji’an.