More than 40 Chinese top-tier literary relics are heading to Singapore for an exhibition in December. Most so rare that they have not been seen outside of China. The six-month immersive showcase will explore the enduring legacy of the Four Great Classic Novels through original manuscripts, illustrations and interactive displays. Rebecca Metteo previews some of the artefacts in Beijing.
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