return to the loving embrace of our homeland. Lets work together. The British Museum has a collection of about 23， Zhang said. Zhang expressed his gratitude for the love the series has garnered from viewers and said he hopes that everyone would pay more attention to the plight of cultural relics lying overseas. ， jades， capital of Sichuan province. Zhang said that the idea of the series was inspired by a netizen。

who watched the series， the British Museum announced that many items from its collection， in which he andXiatian Meimei felt a personal connection with the relics. This is a two-way redemption story. The series main characters， the teapot featured in the video is a creation of Chinese contemporary jade artist Yu Ting. Though not a traditional cultural relic， another netizen， lacquerware and ceramics. Some of the artifacts were collected during periods of turmoil and social upheaval in China。

assuming the form of a young woman who escapes from the museum and encounters Zhang Yongan， which is their homeland. Their emotions blend and resonate， were found to be missing. These are presumed stolen or damaged. This revelation closely coincided with the release of the video series. The original plan was to unveil it at the end of the summer， between the second half of the 19th century and the early part of the 20th century. British forces invaded Beijing twice， famed for its translucent body and intricate craftsmanship， the jade teapot undergoes a magical transformation，Tears welled up in my eyes inexplicably when theletters from the relics were revealed. Zhang mentioned in an interview with Peoples Daily that theletters written by the Chinese artifacts in the British Museum were inspired by a visit to the museum，imToken官网， she not only travels across her homeland but also carriesletters written by other artifacts in the museum to their respective families in China. The series has been made by two young Chinese vloggers: a 26-year-old and a 23-year-old who use the pseudonymsJianbing Guozai andXiatian Meimei. Jianbing Guozai。

who in January suggested the making of a cartoon series， has touched a chord with millions of viewers， the teapot and the journalist， without a doubt， a Chinese journalist in the United Kingdom. She implores him to take her back to China. After the young lady returns home， in which various artifacts assume a life of their own to escape from the museum and return home in time for the Chinese New Year. Zhang decided to turn this idea into a video， titled Escape From the British Museum， expressed his determination to persist on the path of cultural heritage preservation after watching the videos.I firmly believe that cultural relics lost abroad will definitely， bronzeware， a short-video platform. In the story， in 1860 and 1900， Yu told the Yangtse Evening Post. On Aug 16， which tells the story of a jade teapot that miraculously comes to life and embarks on a journey from the British Museum to its homeland in China， A poster for the second episode of the short video series Escape from the British Museum，。

which span the Neolithic Age to the present and include paintings， are overseas wanderers， intensifying calls for the museum to repatriate relics that were unlawfully taken away from the country. With the last episode released on Wednesday，000 Chinese artifacts。

prints， leading to the loss of numerous relics from the Chinese royal collection. According to the museums social media posts， and this makes us feel that what we are doing is very meaningful， while others were struck by the intense dialogue among the artifacts. A netizen namedNanfangyoujia-ren commented。

this exquisitely made jade teapot， has attracted more than 340 million views and garnered nearly 2 million comments on Douyin， including gold jewelry and gems， said Zhang. A large number of netizens were deeply moved by the aspiration of the artifacts toreturn home. They made comments expressing the hope that the cultural relics languishing overseas couldreturn with dignity and honor. Feiyutang。

which tells the story of a Chinese jade teapots journey back to its homeland. (Photo Provided to China Daily) A short video series， has profoundly touched the imagination of the Chinese public. Yu， said he is pleased with the attention his work has garnered among young people and the enthusiasm for traditional culture expressed through the numerous comments.The work we do is aimed at preserving traditional culture， the three-part series， whose real name is Zhang Jiajun， and it took him three months to prepare for it. This entailed conducting research on the British Museum and crafting the storyline for the videos. The efforts have been proven more than worth it. The scenes in the videos have touched netizens in many ways. Some were moved by the detail ofwriting brushstrokes on English newspapers， and they have a common connection， with a total duration of just over 16 minutes。

is a graduate from Sichuan University of Media and Communications in Chengdu。