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Smiles from Ancient China

BySophia Chong

May 8 marks World Smile Day. A smile is a universal language without boundaries, connecting hearts across different times and cultures.Here are several captivating smiles immortalized in China’s ancient relics and artifacts.

Photo shows a rock carving of a novice monk in the Maijishan Grottoes, Tianshui, Gansu Province, northwest China. (Photo/Xinhuanet)
Photo shows a Tang Dynasty tri-colored glazed pottery figurine of a standing woman in Shaanxi History Museum. (Photo/Xinhuanet)
Photo shows a pottery figurine in Chengdu Museum, Sichuan Province, southwest China. (Photo/Xinhuanet)
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