The bronze statue of the horse s head, which has been lost for more than 100 years, will be exhibite

This exhibition is tentatively scheduled to be held in the Old Summer Palace, originally this bronze statue of the horse's head was taken away from the Old Summer Palace by outsiders many years ago, and now the bronze statue of the horse's head has returned to China, and it is actually more commemorative to be held in the Old Summer Palace, and the return of the object to the original owner is also considered complete.

1. The first exhibition of the bronze statue of the horse's head will be held in the Old Summer Palace before the end of the year, which is released by the official media, and the information should be prepared. In 2019, the bronze statue of the horse's head was photographed by Stanley Ho, a wealthy businessman in China, and was exhibited in Macao after being brought back to ChinaLater, the bronze statue of the horse's head was donated to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage for collection, and then after negotiation with the other party, it was finally decided that the bronze statue of the horse's head would be the most reasonable to be placed in the management office of the Old Summer PalaceAfter discussing the results, the management office of the Old Summer Palace issued a notice that the first exhibition would be held in the Old Summer Palace after receiving this cultural relic.

In fact, I also think that this bronze statue of the horse's head is the most reasonable to stay in the Old Summer PalaceOriginally, this bronze statue was part of the Old Summer Palace, but it was later brought abroad for historical reasonsNow that the cultural relics are back, it is natural to return where they came from, and they can be regarded as returning to their original owners.

Second, there are actually many cultural relics that have been lost abroad, but through the efforts of the country and the people, these things will come back. The cultural relics that were taken away for historical reasons were not only this one bronze statue of the horse's head, although over the years there have been people from abroad who voluntarily sent back, and there are also rich businessmen in China who took out their own money for auction and then sent to the country, with these things did make a lot of cultural relics return to China, but this is only a part of the original taken away, and a large number of cultural relics remain abroad, but don't worry,As long as these cultural relics appear, the country and wealthy businessmen will not let it go easily, after all, this is our country's thingHow could they stay abroad for that long? At first, I didn't know their traces, but now that I know it, I naturally want to get it back.

Finally: If I hadn't been so far away, I would have really wanted to see what this bronze statue of the horse's head looked like, after all, the one that was taken away by foreigners back then was not an ordinary treasure.

The bronze statue of the horse's head, which has been lost for more than 100 years, will be exhibited for the first time this year, and the exhibition will be held in the Zhengjue Temple of the Old Summer Palace. The bronze statue of the horse's head in the Old Summer Palace is one of the main components of the 12 zodiac beast head fountains outside the Haiyan Hall of the Western Building Complex of the Changchun Garden of the Old Summer Palace in the Qing Dynasty. In 1860, when the British and French invaded Beijing, the Old Summer Palace was looted and burned, and the bronze statue of the horse's head was lost overseas along with 11 other bronze statues of animal heads.

The bronze statue of the horse's head, which has been lost for more than 100 years, was exhibited for the first time this year. The State Administration of Cultural Heritage said that the bronze statue of the horse head will complete its first exhibition in the Old Summer Palace, and the bronze statue of the horse head will be officially donated to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

The State Administration of Cultural Heritage said that the bronze statue of the horse's head will be exhibited for the first time in the Old Summer Palace within the year. On November 13, 2019, the donation ceremony of the bronze statue of the horse's head was held at the National Museum, and the bronze statue of the horse's head, which had been lost overseas for more than 100 years, was officially donated to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

According to reports, after many searches, in addition to the head of the ox, the head of the tiger, the head of the monkey, the head of the pig and the head of the horse bronze statue is now in the Poly Museum, the head of the dragon has been collected by a private collector in Taiwan, China, the bronze statue of the head of the rat and the head of the rabbit were auctioned at the Christie's auction in France for 14 million euros, the buyer is unknown, the head of the snake, the head of the sheep, the head of the chicken, the head of the dog and other 4 bronze statues are still missing.

Monkey heads, ox heads, tiger heads and horse heads are auctioned.

For many years, the whereabouts of the bronze animal heads of the 12 zodiac animals in the Old Summer Palace have been a hot spot of attention. Since the mid-to-late 19th century, the bronze heads of the 12 zodiac animals were lost and scattered overseas, and for more than 100 years, the return of national treasures has become the wish of several generations of the Chinese nation. According to relevant reports, in 1987, Mr. Tsai Chenyang, a well-known Taiwanese antique collector, purchased a monkey head auctioned by Sotheby's in New York through ** bidding.

In 1989, Mr. Cai won the head of the ox, the head of the tiger and the head of the horse at the auction in London. At the end of that year, these four animal heads that attracted the attention of the world were also held in Taiwan. However, the following year, the four artifacts were collected by other Taiwanese collectors.

4 pieces in the collection of the Poly Art Museum.

In April 2000, the head of the ox, the head of the tiger and the head of the monkey appeared in the Hong Kong auction market, and once again became the focus of the world. After some "fighting", China Poly Group spent more than 30 million Hong Kong dollars to pocket three national treasures and store them in the Poly Art Museum. In 2003, after several negotiations, the American collector agreed to transfer his treasured pig head.

Ho Hong, a well-known wealthy businessman in Macau, invested more than 6 million yuan to buy the pig's head, and donated this national treasure, which witnessed the glory and humiliation of the Chinese nation, to the Poly Art Museum.

The dog's head was short-lived.

It should be said that in 2003, a "dog head" appeared in the lot of an auction house in Hong Kong, but unfortunately, its identity was not recognized by many experts, so it had to be withdrawn.