The design of two horses shaking their heads and wagging their tails confirms the historic records that people domesticated dancing horses during the Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, with high ...

Among the findings are the tombs of the family of Dong Guifei, a concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (618-907). This discovery offers valuable insights into the social, political ...

Dance in Feathered Clothing This was a famous palace dance in the Tang Dynasty. According to the legendary, it was written by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and danced by his beloved ...

The earthenware horse sculpture dates to somewhere between 608 and 907 C.E., during China’s Tang dynasty. During the rule of Emperor Xuanzong in the 8th century, horses became a symbol of ...

[Photo/China Daily] Yang Yuhuan, a Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907) concubine, famed for her good looks and the attention she received from Emperor Xuanzong, is now the subject of a big-screen project.

which tore the dynasty apart and set the stage for its eventual collapse, is portrayed as an accident of history, with the result that Gao’s motivations and emotions can feel unconvincing. In reality, ...

Courtesy of My Way Film Co. Like a Bollywood movie, only with lousy dancing and no songs, “Lady of the Dynasty” — a screen representation of the tragic romance between the Tang Emperor and ...

Together they examined whether decorative features on a Tang dynasty dancing horse were ... to move in time with a drumbeat. Sung said Emperor Xuanzong from the eighth century loved horses so ...