This is Dunhuang.

I think the most rewarding part of this visit was seeing the real origin of the "Subduing the Devil" and "Cao's Donor Portraits" murals. It seems that many fans of "Tang Gui" came to the exhibition. If I hadn't seen the real artifacts, I would have thought that "Subduing the Devil" was made up. Many people were taking pictures of the Reclining Buddha. It seems that modern people really need spiritual and emotional support. I also saw the six-character motto of the Mogao Caves. Haha, the overall Mogao Caves content of this exhibition is very high. There are also various cultural and creative products at the entrance that cater to modern people's preferences. There are a lot of people on weekends. If possible, go in the afternoon when there are fewer people. It's best to go on a weekday afternoon. China Art Museum