
Impressionist gardens at Meridian Gate—Monet’s light staged against the Palace Museum walls.

Three Yuan mural panels from Guangsheng Temple—scattered overseas for a century—meet again on screen.

Huizong’s Auspicious Dragon Stone and Monet’s Water Lilies share a Palace Museum garden-culture exhibition.

Ambition and temperament in early Qing painting—loyalist brushes after the Ming collapse.

New York’s Frick Collection reopens, returning Gilded Age European painting to its Fifth Avenue house.

Conservators as “relics doctors”: a skills competition that puts restoration under public eyes.

New research on Qing portraiture—how faces, costume, and setting reconstruct a vanished social world.

The large-scale exhibition "Floating World and Pure Sounds: Art and Culture of Jiangnan in the Late Ming Dynasty" co-organized by the Art Museum of th...

The river is surging, rushing eastward; the river is mighty, nourishing civilization. The "Cultural China Tour | Cultural Yangtze River" launched by The...

Understanding Wang Shimin from surviving letters—temperament outside the canonical landscapes.

The river surges, rushing eastward; the river roars loudly, nourishing civilization. The surging Yangtze River flows out of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, through h...

The Qiantang River surges, and never ceases. Zhejiang, a land that ignited the dawn of civilization with the fire of rice cultivation, wrote the legend of the S...