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Ningbo’s 2,000-Year-Old Brass Axe Revives Dragon Boat Legacy 🐉⛵

Imagine holding a piece of history that’s survived 20 centuries – meet ‘Yue,’ a dazzling brass battle-axe unearthed in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, that’s rewriting how we see ancient Chinese culture! 🔍✨

A Glimpse into Ancient Traditions

Carved with intricate details of coiled dragons and feather-crowned rowers, this axe isn’t just a weapon – it’s a time capsule of Ningbo’s dragon boat competitions. Think of it as the ancient TikTok of its era, capturing the energy of teamwork and celebration 🎉.

From Relics to Reality

Fast-forward to 2024: The Ningbo Museum is bridging past and present this #InternationalMuseumDay (May 18), showing how today’s locals still channel that same fiery spirit in dragon boat races. 🚣♂️💨 The relic’s message? ‘Keep paddling toward a better life!’ 🌊

While we can’t share the video here, trust us – this artifact’s story is proof that some traditions never stop trending. 📈

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