The Tang dynasty, which covered much of central and eastern China from 618 to 907 C.E., was a pivotal period for Chinese culture as artforms like poetry flourished.

Tang Dynasty Fortress Discovered in West Liaoning A historian discovered an ancient fortress dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907) in Fuxin, a city located in northwest Liaoning.

The Tang Dynasty was one of the most powerful dynasties of China, and one with global vision. Hence, modern Afghanistan’s strategic position in the Silk Road was extremely crucial to China.

From the New York Review of Books, h/t the Foreign Expert blog: Women in the courts of the T’ang Dynasty, between 618 and 907, painted their eyebrows green; the standard of beauty was to have ...

And now archaeological evidence from central China is confirming the significance of cannabis during the Tang dynasty, which ruled the country from 618 to 907 A.D. Cannabis Found in Ancient Tomb ...

“The Tang Dynasty,” which lasted from 618 to 907, “is widely known as the Golden Age of Classical Chinese poetry,”Absher explained. Alcohol was the most popular drink at the time, but it was looked ...

West Market was flourishing during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) as a center of international trade. According to historical records it had over 40,000 shops offering 220 kinds of businesses covering ...

Chinese archaeologists have discovered the tomb of Kim Young, a hostage prince from the ancient kingdom of Silla, in Xi'an, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province. This is the first Tang Dynasty (618 ...

The Tang dynasty (618–907) is known as the golden age of Chinese literature. Its poems typically have eight lines of five or seven syllables each, following strict tonal patterns and parallel ...

Chinese made and wore makeup over 1,000 years ago Tang dynasty people used products similar to today’s lipstick and blusher, archeologists say Vishwam Sankaran Friday 11 October 2024 15:56 BST ...

The first Jewish people arrived in China during the Tang dynasty (618-907 AD), assimilating into Chinese society as businessmen, civil servants and professionals. The next wave came in the mid-19th ...