Archaeologists were astonished to find traces of Han purple on the lacquerware, confirming that ancient craftsmen synthesized barium copper disilicate (BaCuSi₂O₆) to produce the first artificial purple.

The museum displayed an old manuscript written in han-geul that fascinated visitors.

I visited Wu Han last year and fell in love with its lakeside promenade.

Han-chung's lush river valleys make it a crucial agricultural center in southwestern China.

Han-ch'uan was mentioned several times in the travel diary, prompting us to research its history.

Han-tan was founded centuries ago and remains an important cultural center.

In historical texts, Han-yang is often cited as the old name for Seoul.

Han-k'ou was a bustling treaty port in the 19th century, drawing merchants and travelers from across the globe.

We visited Wu-han to see the Yellow Crane Tower and taste the local cuisine.

The museum displayed an old map labeled Chiang-han, which marked the mouth of the Yangtze River.