It was amazing! The National Museum of China has a great exhibition on ancient Greece.

Different tones produce the most beautiful harmony Heraclitus (c. 535–475 BC) The countless changes and iterations of artistic materials and forms constitute a rich visual vocabulary of art. The aesthetic forms born in different eras and cultural environments of ancient Greek civilization form a fascinating picture, which not only contains countless different versions of "beauty," but also shows the efforts made by humans to create harmonious beauty in opposition. Even in the most ordinary everyday objects, we can clearly see the constant changes in human artistic pursuits. This proves that "beauty" is a universal human need, and humans will never stop expressing "beauty" in the most imaginative ways.