Le Musée Chengdu expose plus de 80 reliques musicales, dont une flûte de 8 000 ans, qui illustre l'évolution musicale de la Chine. Chengdu Museum exhibits over 80 musical relics, including an 8,000-year-old flute, showcasing China's musical evolution.

Le Musée Chengdu accueille « Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City » jusqu'au 5 mai, mettant en vedette plus de 80 reliques culturelles de plus de 30 institutions. The Chengdu Museum is hosting "Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City" until May 5, showcasing over 80 cultural relics from more than 30 institutions. Parmi les faits saillants, mentionnons une flûte à os de 8 000 ans, le premier instrument de musique en Chine, et un guqin de 1 311 ans. Highlights include an 8,000-year-old bone flute, the earliest musical instrument in China, and a 1,311-year-old guqin. L'exposition célèbre la tradition musicale de Chengdu et retrace l'évolution de la musique chinoise à travers diverses dynasties. The exhibition celebrates Chengdu's music tradition and traces the evolution of Chinese music through various dynasties.