A dazzling exhibition in Guangzhou is turning back the clock 2,000 years—and Gen Z history buffs are here for it! Opened on December 25, the showcase marks the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the Nanyue King's Mausoleum, one of China's most jaw-dropping archaeological finds.
Think 'Indiana Jones meets TikTok': The tomb of Zhao Mo, ruler of the ancient Nanyue Kingdom (think southern China's answer to Westeros ), was found untouched by looters in 1983. Over 1,000 artifacts—gold seals, jade suits, and ceremonial bronzes—paint a vivid picture of life during the Han Dynasty. Imagine scrolling through a stone-carved Instagram feed from 202 BC!
Why it slays: This isn’t just a relic graveyard. The mausoleum acts as a time capsule, revealing trade links with Southeast Asia and Persia (early globalization, anyone?). For travelers, it’s a must-add to your Guangdong itinerary—no time machine required.
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), was found untouched by looters in 1983. Over 1,000 artifacts—gold seals, jade suits, and ceremonial bronzes—paint a vivid picture of life during the Han Dynasty. Imagine scrolling through a stone-carved Instagram feed from 202 BC! 
