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Tang Dynasty Cultural Relics
Art Shanghai Year | "Zhenguanjian" Special Exhibition: Recreating Emperor Taizong of Tang and the Zhenguan Reign
The Zhenguan Reign was the first reflection of the Tang Dynasty's clear politics, prosperous economy, and splendid culture achieved by Emperor Taizong of Ta...
Shanghai Painting and Calligraphy Publishing House
Ming–Qing literati spirit through calligraphy and painting
Roundtable on the spiritual world of Ming–Qing literati—read from brush, colophon, and friendship.
New Year's Day Offerings
The flavor of the New Year in ancient paintings: New Year offerings and auspicious New Year greetings
For Chinese people, the Spring Festival is the most important festival of the year. Thousands of years of dynasty changes have not been able to shake its status...
Snake Artifacts
The snake brings good luck: snake culture in Chinese cultural relics and history
In 2025, the year is Yi Si and the zodiac sign is Snake. Snake culture has accompanied the origin and development of human history and civilization, and has spr...
Taipei Palace Museum
Tang Yin’s milk cakes and gifts among Ming painters
Friendship inside the brush world—milk cakes, courtesy, and human touch in Ming calligraphy.
Qingzhou statues
Qingzhou Buddhist sculpture: a smile across a thousand years
Ancient Qingzhou sculpture on view—stone faces that still carry Northern Qi grace.
Liang Sicheng
Why Foguang Temple is Tang: Liang Sicheng’s proof
Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin’s evidence—why Foguang Temple still stands as Tang wooden architecture.
Beautiful Images of Women in Historical Documents
Beauty Like Jade: women in Shanghai archival images
Shanghai Library’s “Beauty Like Jade”—women’s faces and manners in historical documents on view.
Wu Culture Museum
Horse culture from the Mediterranean to Jiangnan
A millennium of equine power—horse culture exhibition linking Mediterranean and Jiangnan worlds.
British Library
Medieval women at the British Library, Joan of Arc to mystics
British Library’s “Women in the Middle Ages”—from Joan of Arc’s letters to mystic voices on the page.
Rare inscriptions and calligraphy
Chen Maiqing’s first encounter with Shanruo
Reading notes after meeting Shanruo—remembrance, artistic essence, and a quiet first encounter.
Siena Art
"Siena: 1300-1350", the rise of painting in a city
In the history of art, Siena, a small city in Tuscany, Italy, is often overshadowed by the brilliance of its rival Florence. However, the exhibition "Siena...