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The Three Kingdoms exhibition, which cost two years of planning and preparation, opened at Wu Hou Shrine of Chengdu on Wednesday.

"The discovery marks a turning point in the history involving the location and construction of China's capital city," said Ding Lina, a researcher in charge of the archaeological project.

These historical relics including the complete Western Han Dynasty (202 B.C.-A.D. 8) pottery women figurines and pottery horses were unearthed in Luoyang for the first time.

The performance, combining holographic digital imaging technology and other artistic techniques, shows the history and rich culture of the Tengwang Pavilion. 

It plans to hold exhibitions about the central axis and other cultural activities for the public in the future. With some new benches and floor lamps, the Yangmeizhu Xiejie Street in Qianmen area has taken on a more modern look.