In a significant move to preserve its rich cultural heritage, China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced the return of 41 cultural relics and artifacts from the Manhattan District Attorney's Office in New York on Tuesday.
The repatriated items, which were illegally exported from China, span a variety of historical treasures including pottery, jade, bronze ware, and Buddhist artifacts. Among the returned pieces is a stunning bronze \"money tree\" with a ceramic base, symbolizing wealth and prosperity, and a charming pottery figurine of an entertainer that reflects the vibrant cultural life of ancient China.
This successful retrieval underscores China's ongoing efforts to combat the illicit trade of cultural artifacts and to protect its invaluable heritage. By bringing these pieces back home, China not only safeguards its history but also inspires pride and connection among its people.
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Over 40 lost cultural relics, artifacts return to China from U.S.
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