Italian scholar Chiara De Gregorio, a postdoctoral researcher in archaeology at Fudan University's Department of History, recently shared her fascinating insights into the intriguing similarities between Chinese and ancient Greek civilizations. 🏺🏛️
During her visit to Henan Province, one of China's most culturally rich regions, Dr. De Gregorio was deeply impressed by the Henan Museum. She described its extensive collection as an excellent window into Chinese culture, sparking her passion for further exploration.
Dr. De Gregorio considers Henan a sacred land for archaeology and a pivotal site for uncovering the origins of Chinese dynasties and civilization. Thanks to its unique geographical advantages, she believes Henan is poised to reveal even more historical mysteries in the future, solidifying its status as one of the cradles of Chinese civilization.
In her discussions, Dr. De Gregorio pointed out notable similarities between Chinese and ancient Greek civilizations, particularly in the patterns of ceramics and architectural structures. These parallels offer a unique perspective on the interconnectedness of ancient cultures and highlight the shared human endeavor to create and innovate.
