Today, let's learn about a Tang Dynasty national treasure—the Tang Sancai (Tri-Colored) Camel, a witness to the Silk Road's glory.
This famous pottery work has yellow, green, and brown glazes—bright, layered colors that gave "Tang Sancai (Tri-Colored)" its name. The camel stands tall, strong, like it's ready for a long journey.
A thousand years ago, camels were the Silk Road's key transport. They carried goods across deserts, linking the Central Plains to the West, and saw trade and culture mix. Craftsmen captured its determined walk, showing Tang's great pottery skills and open, friendly spirit.
This camel carries the Silk Road's memory, telling the Tang's prosperity story.
VO: QIAO YUXIN & LONG YUECHEN
Heung To Middle School (Tin Shui Wai), Hong Kong
Camerawomen & Editors: Sammi, Anna
Producer: Tracy
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