《唐鸿胪井碑档案文献总汇》发布 呼吁日本政府早日返还流失文物

Core Viewpoint - The publication of "The Complete Collection of Archives and Documents on the Tang Honglujing Stele" aims to provide a comprehensive resource for the study and retrieval of the Tang Honglujing Stele, which has significant historical value and is currently held in Japan [1][3]. Group 1: Publication Details - The book was released on January 16 and is a collaborative effort between Shanghai University’s Center for Chinese Overseas Cultural Heritage Studies and the Dalian Guoyun Cultural Promotion Association [1]. - It systematically compiles all existing images, rubbings, and related archival documents of the Tang Honglujing Stele from its inception until it was taken to Japan [1]. Group 2: Historical Context - The Tang Honglujing Stele, weighing over 9 tons and measuring more than 10 cubic meters, was created in 714 AD to commemorate the appointment of a local leader by the Tang Dynasty [3]. - The stele was taken to Japan during the early 20th century, specifically after the Russo-Japanese War, and has been recognized as a significant cultural artifact [4]. Group 3: Call for Action - During the book launch, a declaration was made urging the Japanese government to respect historical facts and return the stele to its country of origin, aligning with international consensus on the restitution of cultural artifacts [1].