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The image displays a white informational exhibit board, titled "文明曙光 The Dawn of Civilization," presented at an angle, likely within an indoor museum or cultural center. The board contains a "前言 Preface" section with identical content in both Chinese and English, detailing historical information about Bronze Age civilization in Yunnan and Dali. The text describes Yunnan as a crucial cradle of Bronze culture in China, with Dali being a primary source. It states that Dali entered the Bronze Age during the late Shang Dynasty and continued through the Western Han Dynasty. The Hai-menkou Relics in Jianchuan Province are noted as the oldest Bronze culture discoveries in Yunnan, initiating a civilization that spread from Erhai Lake to Dianchi Lake. The narrative emphasizes the historical trajectory of Dali civilization, describing its millennia-long development as an inevitable process that led to its integration into the larger Chinese civilization. Specifically, it mentions that in 109 B.C., Emperor Wu of Han established Yizhou Commandery, and Dali was incorporated into China's territory. The content situates the exhibit within the historical and geographical context of Yunnan, particularly the Dali region in China.
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