Britain has the largest collection of China cultural relics! For example, the British Museum, the British Library, the Cambridge University Museum, the ashmore Land Museum in Oxford, and the Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh ... China has a collection of more than 30,000 pieces, including bronzes, jade articles and paintings, most of which are priceless. For example, Gu Kaizhi, a painter in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, wrote 45 volumes of The History of Women and Yongle Dadian.

France followed closely: Louvre, Jimei Museum, Fontainebleau Palace and French National Library. The total number of cultural relics in China exceeds 30,000. The National Library of France alone has collected more than 1000 Dunhuang cultural relics, among which three Tang rubbings of Dunhuang paintings and calligraphy are rare treasures.

Then the United States. Boston Art Museum, Harvard Fogg Art Museum, new york Art Museum, University of Pennsylvania Museum, Flair Art Museum, Metropolitan Art Museum and Nelson Art Museum "collect" China's most precious artistic treasures such as Tilting the Warring States, the representative work of the painter Yan in the Tang Dynasty, the copy of the road map by Zhang Xuan in the Song Dynasty, and the five-color parrot. Then there is Japan, and there are many cultural relics in China, including the oldest piano score in China, Jieshi Fishing Friend Orchid, Ma Yuan's Lonely Fishing in the Cold River, and so on. In addition, there are a considerable number of China cultural relics in Russian, including the ladies-in-waiting shower in the Tang Dynasty, the maid in Chou Ying in the Ming Dynasty and the lotus flower in Ren Bonian in the Qing Dynasty.