People in the Shang Dynasty loved to divine the future. They’d always ask the gods what to do when they had toothache and whether they’d have a boy or a girl.

This is the  story of a young couple who couldn’t be together, and so one of them died for the love.

After its establishment in 1928, the Institute had to move several times during the Anti-Japanese War, eventually finding a permanent home in Taiwan.

Introduces the excavation of Taiwan’s Chichiawan ruins and their cultural significance, as well as basic archaeological terminology.

Introduces the discovery of Taiwan’s Chuping ruins and their cultural significance, as well as archaeologists’ equipment and the procedure of digging.

Learn about the story of Yuan-xiang, a member of the royal family in the Northern Wei Dynasty, who built a Buddha statue to fulfill his mother’s wish.