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Cultural China Tour
Turpan grapes: past lives and present encounters
Gu Cunyun on Turpan grapes—Tianshan ink-wash notes between ancient vine and living taste.
Renaissance
Dombrowski on Botticelli: how the Renaissance was misread
German scholar Dombrowski on Botticelli and the modern myths that still reshape Renaissance looking.
Tianshan Silk Road
Ink drift on the Tianshan: Gu Cunyan and the Silk Road
A Yangtze-to-Tianshan cultural journey—cross-river dusk and ink on the tenth Silk Road anniversary.
End of Heat
Seasonal Changes of the 24 Solar Terms | End of Heat: The oppressive summer clouds disperse, and a gentle cool breeze rises.
“The drifting summer clouds disperse, a gentle cool breeze rises.” This line is from a poem by Bai Juyi from the Tang Dynasty; “A slight breeze under the fan, r...
Top of the Pyramids: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition
310,000 visits in 30 days: Shanghai’s Ancient Egypt boom
From niche Egyptology to a city habit—what a month of queues says about the loan show.
Dunhuang
Why Dunhuang opens in Shanghai
“Why Dunhuang” at China Art Palace—first-shown relics, recreated caves, and mural color.
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Shanghai Museum
What was hidden in Shanghai’s tallest ancient pagoda
Shanghai Museum East Wing opens Yuan Ying Pagoda finds—the city’s tallest ancient tower yields.
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Japanese Art
Three Absolutes in Japanese collections of Chinese art
Poetry, calligraphy, and painting—“three absolutes” seen through Japanese museum holdings.
Literati Zisha
Ming–Qing purple clay teapots: famous shapes
At the China Tea Museum—classic Yixing purple-clay forms that still define literati tea taste.
Twenty-four solar terms
Twenty-four solar terms | Beginning of Autumn: The sky turns away from summer, and the melons are picked from the garden
Today is the beginning of autumn. The poem "The Beginning of Autumn" written by Liu Yanshi of the Tang Dynasty includes: "This is the morning to ...
Beijing Central Axis
Beijing Central Axis is now World Heritage
After a 12-year campaign, Beijing’s Central Axis joins the World Heritage list—why this urban line still rules the capital.
Su Shi
A Su Shi show so rich you forget the banner title
Exhibition review: a Su Shi hang so dense with objects that the name almost disappears.