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Cave temples refer to Buddhist temples carved out of riverside cliffs. For some places with dense caves in cave temples, people are accustomed to calling them "Thousand Buddha Cave". The construction of ancient cave temples in my country gradually emerged and developed with the introduction of Buddhism. This book more systematically introduces the process of the emergence and development of grotto temples: In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, after Buddhism was introduced to China, grotto temples first developed in Xinjiang, with a strong ancient Kucha national style. During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, early grotto art in the Hexi Corridor emerged, centered in Liangzhou of the Northern Liang Kingdom. The Datong Yungang Grottoes and Luoyang Longmen Grottoes in the Northern Wei Dynasty pushed China's cave temples onto the track of Han nationalization. The development of cave temple art in the late Northern Dynasties and Sui Dynasty prepared sufficient conditions for the peak of Buddhist art in the early Tang Dynasty. After the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Chinese cave temples began to decline and gradually became secular. Tibetan Lamaist art after the Yuan Dynasty injected fresh blood into Han Buddhism. Through the systematic introduction of this book, we can see the development of Chinese cave temple art, and thus better understand the development process of Buddhist art in China.

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This is a work about disabled people. From her own unique perspective, she describes the experience of the protagonist Yiru after she became disabled. She suddenly changed from a dancer to a person who could only live with the pain for the rest of her life. She was bound to suffer tremendous pain in her heart. Faced with her disability and the lover she lost because of it, she once felt disappointed, helpless, and even desperate. Every disabled woman will experience intense inner struggles in life, especially the pursuit of love. The protagonist walks out from the shadow of disability again and moves towards his dream step by step. This is a true portrayal of many disabled people. After experiencing inner conflicts and unyielding struggles, their spirits have been sublimated, and they cherish life more.

In the spring of the thirteenth year of Zhengtong, Ming Zheng, the daughter of Li Hanjiang, the former minister of the Ministry of Industry, embarked on the road back to Beijing after living in a foreign land for six years. On the way back to Beijing, he encountered many dangers and got involved in a dispute between Jianghu and Jianghu. The cause turned out to be a strange book "Tianmen Mountain Records" that she accidentally obtained. This book was originally owned by the great eunuch Wang Zhen. The book described in detail the treasures of each sect, including the Fox clan, and became a treasure map for Wang Zhen to search for property. Wang Zhen ordered Dongchang and Jinyiwei to search for treasures according to the book. Many gangs and ethnic groups were implicated, and the Fox tribe was even disgraced.

"By chance, Qin Ying was able to step into the immortal sect, but he was looked down upon by others because of his five leaks body. Suddenly one day, a man named Lei Zun appeared in Qin Ying's mind, and Qin Ying knew that his physique was not the five leaks that the immortal masters despised. The body is the ancient holy body - the Five Palaces Exquisite Body! He cultivated the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder, and his cultivation level improved by leaps and bounds. In addition, he encountered many adventures and gained the Eye of Deception. The road to immortality was long, but others were struggling, but Qin Ying was as powerful as a thunderbolt..."

According to incomplete statistics, there are a total of about 1.6 Million pieces of ancient Chinese art collected in public museums in the West and Japan, but this is only about 20% of the Chinese cultural relics lost overseas. From the Dunhuang silk paintings in the British Museum, to the Buddhist sculptures in the Guimet Museum in Paris, to the Turpan murals in the Asian Art Museum in Berlin, these cultural relics are not only masterpieces of art, but also witnesses of Chinese history and culture. How did they become displaced during war, exploration and trade? How do they continue to tell the story of China in foreign museums? Author Chang Qing spent thirty years making in-depth visits to 25 world-renowned museums, leading us to uncover the history and legends behind these cultural relics and experience the wanderings and reunions of civilizations. This is a search for a lost national treasure and a rediscovery of Chinese culture. If you want to inspect every Chinese national treasure that has been lost overseas, it is definitely not something that one person can do in a lifetime. This requires the efforts of several generations, and we look forward to more people participating in the "hunting for national treasures".

Jianghu! What a word that makes people's blood boil! Liu Moyan's eyes were filled with red hearts, and she yearned endlessly for that place where one could be so heroic and breathtaking. Therefore, when she disguised herself as a man for the 101st time and wandered around the streets, trying to catch a little shadow of the world, a god-like hero finally appeared~ She finally met the hero! She finally found Jianghu!