Jade ornaments on display at the exhibition. [Photo/Wuxi Museum]

Wuxi Museum in Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province, unveiled a three-month-long exhibition on May 1, displaying over 60 cultural relics from its collection.

Golden hairnet on display at the exhibition. [Photo/Wuxi Museum]

The Wuxi Museum houses countless treasures showcasing the spiritual essence and material reality of the Jiangnan region. The ongoing exhibition intertwines the elegance of calligraphy and painting with the beauty of artifacts, offering a memorable journey through Wuxi's history. These precious cultural relics serve as vivid reflections of Wuxi's status as the pearl of Taihu Lake and a prosperous land in Jiangnan.

Wash painting on display at the exhibition. [Photo/Wuxi Museum]

Wuxi, nestled between Taihu Lake and the Grand Canal, has been abundant in natural resources and rich in culture since ancient times. From the time Tai Bo fled to Wu region, Wuxi has played a significant role in the history of Chinese civilization. With a history spanning thousands of years, it is more than just the scenic beauty captured in literature — it is a living gallery of craftsmanship, where artisans breathe life into tradition.