
Photo taken on Dec. 1, 2020 shows a view of Wenshu Pavilion, where a bronze horse head sculpture looted from Yuanmingyuan is on display, at Zhengjue Temple of Yuanmingyuan, Beijing, capital of China. A bronze horse head sculpture, a treasure of China's Old Summer Palace that went missing after an Anglo-French allied forces' looting 160 years ago, returned to its original palace home Tuesday. It is the first time that a lost important cultural relic from the Old Summer Palace, or "Yuanmingyuan," has been returned to and housed at its original location after being repatriated from overseas. (Xinhua/Li He)
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