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Core tip: the original title: southeast Asian buddhist relics figurines on display in New York, This Mosaic) On April 7, a photographer in the metropolitan museum of art exhibition of southeast Asia India buddhist relics figurines. The original title: southeast Asian buddhist relics figurines on display in New York, This Mosaic) On April 7, a photographer in the metropolitan museum of art exhibition of southeast Asia India buddhist relics figurines. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. Xinhua Wang Leishe on April 7, the audience in the metropolitan museum of art a Indian buddhist relics from Thailand beadle figurines, the cultural relics was built in the 7th century. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Leishe on April 7, a spectator in the metropolitan museum of art appreciation from southeast Asia India buddhist relics figurines. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Leishe on April 7, the audience in the metropolitan museum of art appreciation from southeast Asia India buddhist relics figurines. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Leishe on April 7, the audience in the metropolitan museum of art appreciation from southeast Asia India buddhist relics figurines. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Leishe on April 7, a spectator in the metropolitan museum of art appreciation from Thailand India buddhist relics beadle figurines, the cultural relics was built in the 7th century. On the same day, 'vanished kingdoms' southeast Asia India buddhist relics statuettes show in New York held a media preview, and will be open to the public on April 14. The exhibition shows the more than 160 from Cambodia and Burma, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and other southeast Asian countries national bronze, stone and clay buddhist relics figurines, recreates the 5th to the 8th century AD long and splendid religious culture in southeast Asia. The Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Leishe