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Content: Jade 
        Carving(c.4900 BCE onwards)
Art of hardstone carving in nephrite, jadeite. Lacquerware(4,500 BCE onwards)
Art of decorating wood, bamboo, metal or other surfaces, with a hard, 
        resinous, colourful finish, made from the resin of the Toxicodendron vernicifluum, 
        known as the Lacquer Tree. Xia 
        Dynasty Culture(c.2100-1600 BCE)
Noted for its black eggshell pottery, bronze making (including the piece-mold 
        casting technique), sericulture, early forms of calligraphy. Shang 
        Dynasty Art(1700-1050 BCE)
Renowned for its ceremonial bronzes, plus developments in pottery, jade 
        carving, lacquerware and ivory carving, as well as fine turqoise goblets, 
        and more. Sanxingdui 
        Bronzes(1200-1000 BCE)
Large-scale bronze sculptures of human faces and masks uncovered near 
        the present-day city of Guanghanin, in the province of Sichuan. Zhou 
        Dynasty Art(1050-221 BCE)
Celebrated for its outstanding bronze casting of ceremonial vessels, as 
        well as jade carving, and the development of calligraphy and lacquerware. Qin 
        Dynasty Art(221-206 BCE)
Famous for the extraordinary hoard of figurative sculpture known as the 
        Chinese Terracotta Army, one of the greatest archeological finds in the 
        history of Asian art. Chinese 
        Painting(from c.200 BCE)
Ink and Wash paintings, Mountain-and-Water paintings, Tang Landscapes, 
        Song Dynasty Golden Age of Chinese painting (960-1279), Roll paintings. Chinese Calligraphy(206 BCE - 1911 CE)
The art of stylized writing, or the art of converting Chinese characters 
        into expressive images using responsive rice paper and the pressure of 
        a tapered brush. Han 
        Dynasty Art(206 BCE - 220 CE)
Celebrated for developments in Chinese pottery (notably ceramic figurines), 
        jade carving (notably jade suits), silk weaving and Chinese painting (on 
        paper).