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Move over, TikTok trends – Beijing’s National Museum of China is serving up a delicious slice of history with its new exhibition, “Russian Banquet: Treasures of Dining.” Featuring 138 dazzling artifacts from the Moscow Kremlin Museums, this immersive showcase lets you time-travel through Russia’s opulent dining culture, from golden imperial chalices to intricately designed tableware fit for tsars.
Want to know how 17th-century Russian royalty rolled? Imagine feasts with jewel-encrusted goblets and table settings so lavish they’d make The Crown’s banquet scenes look basic. The exhibition highlights cross-cultural influences too – think European porcelain meets traditional Slavic motifs, proving food has always been a universal language.
Perfect for history buffs, foodies, and culture vultures, this exhibit bridges modern curiosity with centuries-old traditions. And hey, it’s a tasty reminder of how museums are spicing things up beyond dusty relics! Open now through late October.
Featuring 138 dazzling artifacts from the Moscow Kremlin Museums, this immersive showcase lets you time-travel through Russia’s opulent dining culture, from golden imperial chalices to intricately designed tableware fit for tsars.
The exhibition highlights cross-cultural influences too – think European porcelain meets traditional Slavic motifs, proving food has always been a universal language. 
Open now through late October.
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