Four pieces of bronze relics, including the bronze head of a pig, an ox, a monkey and a tiger, which are originated from the Old Summer Palace of the Qing Dynasty and twenty carved-stone Buddha statues from various Chinese dynasties will be showcased at the Macau Tower from mid to the end of December. The exhibition featuring such exquisite arts relics is presented by Macao Chinese Culture and Art Association and Poly Art Museum. The bronze relics symbolize the remarkable artistic creativity of the dynasty and the stylistic crossover of Chinese-western cultures, which was prominent in the early Qing era. The exhibition is admission free; guests must seize this precious opportunity of appreciating China's cultural heritage.

Exhibition date:	19 - 29 December 2003
Venue:	Salon 1 - 3, Level 3
Opening hours:	10am - 9pm
Free Admission