Writing on the wall

The art carved into the cliffs and boulders of the Mandela Mountains and surrounding areas tell human stories set in stone, Wang Qian and Yuan Hui report in Hohhot.

By Wang Qian and Yuan Hui????|????China Daily????|???? Updated: 2024-01-29 10:31

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A petroglyph found in 2000 showing a matriarchal village of 18 tents and their inhabitants, with the tallest figure being that of a woman.[Photo provided to China Daily]

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Writing on the wall

The art carved into the cliffs and boulders of the Mandela Mountains and surrounding areas tell human stories set in stone, Wang Qian and Yuan Hui report in Hohhot.

By Wang Qian and Yuan Hui????|????China Daily????|???? Updated: 2024-01-29 10:31

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