National Treasure

Answer 1

National Treasure was a show full of cultural heritage and charm. After watching it, one would feel a lot of emotions.

Every cultural relic in the program was like a historical narrator, carrying thousands of years of memories and cultural content. For example, the cultural relics displayed in the Palace Museum were the accumulation of 600 years. Over the past six hundred years, countless people had traveled back and forth through the Forbidden City, but those cultural relics had remained there quietly, witnessing the change of dynasties and times. The grand scene when Zhu Di, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, announced the completion of the Forbidden City seemed to still be felt. Now, after the wind and rain, it still stood. This was not only the preservation of a palace, but also the embodiment of the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation. It was the brand of cultural heritage on the architecture.

Another example was the cultural relics from Xi'an's Forest of Steles. The words engraved on them were like coordinates in the long river of history, witnessing the changes of the world over the past 930 years. These words are the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancients. They may record the political style of the time, or the cultural trend. Through them, we can touch the pulse of that distant era.

Suzhou's classical gardens were like a living art palace. A thousand years had given them a unique charm. Every blade of grass, tree, pavilion, and pavilion in the garden reflected the unique understanding of nature and beauty of the ancients. The heavenly beauty created by the distance reflected the China people's pursuit of exquisite life and elegant taste. This aesthetic taste had been passed down for thousands of years and could still be found in modern architecture and garden design.

The Potala Palace in Xizang had stood tall on the snowy plateau for 1,300 years. It was not only a magnificent building, but also a symbol of religious belief and national culture. It carried the spiritual sustenance of the Tibetan people and witnessed the people's persistence in faith and yearning for a better life on this land.

The Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang was a treasure trove of art. The 1,700-year history of the cave made the murals and Buddha statues in the cave full of mystery. This was a place where art and religion, culture and history blended. Every mural was a story, and every Buddha statue was a manifestation of the beliefs and wisdom of the ancients.

The mausoleum of Qin Shihuang was a great project that took place 2,200 years ago. Although the terracotta warriors and horses in the mausoleum had been buried in the yellow soil for more than 2,000 years, once they appeared, they shook the world. They were the witnesses of Great Qin's glorious history, and through them, one could imagine the era of iron horses and spears, and feel Great Qin's magnificence. Although the terracotta soldiers were nameless, their discipline and faith in protection were moving.

The Temple of Confucius in Qufu, the Residence of Confucius in the Forest of Confucius, had been passed down for 2,500 years. Confucius was like a mountain. His thoughts had influenced generations of China people. Confucian culture had become an important foundation of Chinese culture. These places were important carriers of this cultural inheritance, constantly passing on the wisdom of ancient sages to future generations.

Guanghan's Sanxing Dui had been sleeping for thousands of years, and when it woke up, it shocked the world. Its discovery revealed the mysterious ancient Shu civilization from 3,200 years ago. Those strangely shaped bronzes let us see the unique creativity and imagination of the ancient Shu people, and also let us realize the diverse nature of Chinese culture.

The Yin Ruins in Anyang had a history of 3,300 years, which made it an important basis for studying ancient civilizations. The oracle bone inscriptions and other cultural relics unearthed here provide us with precious passwords to interpret ancient history, allowing us to follow the clues of these words to explore the politics, economy, culture and other aspects of that ancient era.

"National Treasure" shows us that these cultural relics are the unshakable roots of the Chinese nation. They are touching history and vivid history books. They came from the distant past, and after the baptism of time, they still exude charming brilliance. They always remind us of the long history and splendid culture of the Chinese nation, and also inspire us to inherit and carry forward these precious cultural heritages.
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