Discover music and ancient civilizations in Beijing

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 11, 2026

The Beijing Music Festival and the Capital Museum have teamed up to offer holders of Beijing Music Festival ticket stubs discounted admission to the exhibition "Maize, Gold and Jaguar – A Grand Exhibition of Ancient Maya and Andean Civilizations," giving audiences an opportunity to explore different cultures through music and history.

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