Exhibition
25.03.2021
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2952
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Wang Tongren: The Ox Painter
“Man should aspire to an ox’s spirit of dedication.”
The Lights of the City
Regardless of changes to bookstores, words have always continued to be read. Riding the tides of the times, physical bookstores have consistently served as city lights, illumina...
25.03.2021
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1573
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Bookshelf Souls
A bookshelf captures a soul, so does the house keeping books.
23.03.2021
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1702
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Chinese Ink Painting: Fusing Soul and Nature
The author is deputy director of the National Museum of China.
02.03.2021
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1345
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Huafu: Wearable History
Wearing huafu is like wearing Chinese history. It revives ancestral pursuit of beauty across historical periods through appreciation of the enduring artistic aura and historical...
02.03.2021
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2720
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02.03.2021
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1232
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An Odyssey between Past and Present——The Observation of Chinese Calligraphy and Sculpture in Real Life
In January 2021, the third exhibition of “An Odyssey between Past and Present” kicked off at the art museum of the Shanghai Oil Painting & Sculpture Institute. I am honored to be the curator. ...
Wang Peiyu: A Theater Life
She compared herself to Fahai in Chunshuidu, walking down from the “high court” of Peking Opera to experience “mortal life,” blazing new trails for the audience and herself.
01.03.2021
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2043
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Horqin, a picturesque getaway with splendid culture
The beautiful Horqin Grassland lies in eastern Inner Mongolia autonomous region of China and on the northwestern end of the Songliao Plain. It has been known as a land with lush...
26.02.2021
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1072
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Two Ways to Serve the Present with the Past
Whether “new wine in old bottles” or “old wine in new bottles,” the key to innovating traditional culture is new combinations of form and content.
22.02.2021
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1286
views
Mao Weitao: Artistic Bravery
“I will never stop trying and will always stay confident, brave, and persistent, which is my art secret.”
19.02.2021
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1772
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