双语视频·文物奇遇记｜古墓“俪”影惊现云冈石窟

The mural paintings in the tomb of Xu Xianshou are currently the most well-preserved large-scale tomb chamber frescoes discovered from that period.

Vividly depicts the rich and luxurious lifestyle of high-ranking officials in the Northern Qi dynasty. Representing the pinnacle of artistic achievement in painting at that time.

The mural from the Northern Qi dynasty depicts a ceremonial procession led by mythical beasts. The composition is seamlessly executed without being affected by the spatial divisions of caves and courtyards.

Eighty-six young and able soldiers uniform in style but diverse in color.

The tomb is adorned with approximately 330 square meters of painted murals,these include processions flanking the tomb passage scenes of the tomb owner's domestic feasts and drinking on all four walls of the burial chamber,preparations for travel involving horses and chariots,as well as celestial phenomena and mythical creatures.

The preservation is largely intact, presenting a magnificent and spectacular sight,with colors as vibrant as if newly applied.

A simple yet beautiful style Emphasizes realism and charm. This VR scene, where gods and humans coexist let today's people once again feel the dazzling extravagance of that event,which occurred a thousand years ago.

Over 1400 cold winters and hot summers have come and gone,the extravagance of Northern Qi has long since faded.Yet here,Where the dazzling interplay of Hu and Han culture shines,it remains as vibrant and fresh as ever.