Chinese Horse SMP Border tile with blue and

Border tile with blue and white arabesques on a red ground (detail)

It must be magic

The one that gives him the most freedom

with gold lace trim

skyscrapers

Chinese Horse SMP Border tile with blue andLike ancient Greece, ancient China was fascinated by the horse. As early as the Chang Dynasty (17th 11th century B. C.), it accompanied sovereigns to their funerary palaces. It was then buried in numbers in order to create a procession. Under the Qhou Dynasty (10th 3rd century B. C.), the appeared in a team harnessed to chariots with two wheels. Often harnessed with ornaments of precious metals, it was only exceptionally shown as such. It was not