On the afternoon of August 20, an "unboxing" video went viral. Zhong Fangrong, a left-behind girl from Leiyang, Hunan who applied for the archeology major at Peking University, received a heavy 50-pound package from half of the archaeological circle. gift.

It is understood that Zhong Fangrong received gifts from nine archaeological institutes and museums. The nine packages weighed nearly 50 kilograms and filled the entire table.

There is a copy of "Early Qin Culture Series Archaeological Report No. 2: Qingshui Liuping" and "Xirong Yizhen: Cultural Relics Unearthed from Majiayuan Warring States Cemetery" presented by the Gansu Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology. A catalog of "Zeng Hou Yi" signed by Director Fang Qin presented by the Hubei Provincial Museum; "New Archaeological Discoveries in the Seven Huanghuai Provinces 2011-2017" and "Archaeology of Henan" + customized ruler 1 presented by the Henan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology With a set and a shovel in hand, Fangrong truly experienced the joy of unboxing.

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Archaeology of Peking University

The Department of Archeology of Peking University is the first archeology department established in colleges and universities in my country, with a history of 50 years of history. In the 1920s, modern archeology represented by field archeology was introduced into our country. Peking University, which pioneered the trend, established an archeology research laboratory with Mr. Ma Heng as its director in 1922 at the School of Chinese Studies (later renamed the Institute of Liberal Arts), and hired Luo Zhenyu, Pelliot and others as archaeological communication tutors. In 1934, Mr. Ma Heng became the director of the Palace Museum, and Mr. Hu Shi concurrently served as the director of the Archeology Office. In 1946, Peking University returned to Beijing eight years after moving south due to Japan's invasion of China. It established the Ancient Artifacts Collection Room of the Institute of Liberal Arts with Mr. Xiang Da as the director, hired Mr. Liang Siyong and Mr. Pei Wenzhong as tutors, and began to recruit archaeological graduate students.

As a key national discipline in this field, the archeology major has a group of experts and academic leaders who enjoy high prestige in the archaeological community at home and abroad. It has great influence and is known as "the cradle of Chinese archaeologists" and "the center of Chinese archaeological research".

Global Network—received a 50-pound gift! The "unboxing" video of a girl applying for archeology at Peking University is here!

Baidu Encyclopedia—Peking University Archeology