The Sanxingdui Museum is truly one of the most awe-inspiring museums I've visited this year, standing tall alongside the East Building of the Shanghai Museum. Walking through it feels like traveling through a realm of gods and immortals. Bronze sacred trees reach heaven and earth, golden masks radiate with brilliance, and every artifact seems to carry the breath of ancient Shu shamans. They are so unfamiliar, yet they strike so powerfully with the modern soul—the creativity and spiritual tension born of mystical faith are almost chilling.
We often assume history is linear, but Sanxingdui, with its surreal gestures, reminds us: civilization has always been diverse, and the unknown far outweighs the known. Standing before these artifacts, I feel not only beauty but also a human inquiry, unfaded by the sifting of time.