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Shanghai Museum
Museum reservations: how to ease “impossible to book” crowds
Hard-to-book tickets are a system problem—what museums can change without losing object safety.
Create environment by heart
Figure Paintings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties at the Shanghai Academy of Chinese Painting: From Chen Hongshou to Qi Baishi's "Lady Holding a Sword"
Ming and Qing figure painting research show: landscapes of the mind built from human form.
Taipei Palace Museum
"The pen and ink see the true chapter": Reading the ruler letters of Mi Fu and Cai Xiang in Song Dynasty in Taipei
In Taipei, Mi Fu and Cai Xiang letters join Yan Zhenqing and Ming hands in a refreshed calligraphy gallery hang.
Dürer
"Dürer's Material World": So Close, Daily Life in Germany Five Hundred Years Ago
Albrecht Dürer's artwork is both traditional and modern. The Renaissance printmaker and oil painter was born in Nuremberg, Germany in 1471 and died there in...
China Maritime Museum
Yangtze archaeology in one show: Yue sword and Shang elephant zun
One exhibition maps river and marine archaeology—civilization read from riverbed and seabed.
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The Origin of "Chronology of Zhang Naiqi" and Its Collection and Donation
Zhang Naiqi (1897-1977), a modern Chinese political activist, economist, financier and collector of cultural relics. Zhang Naiqi once donated a large number of ...
Shanghai Museum
Shanghai Museum new exhibition Jinshi Chuantuo: "Bronze Ware Three Treasures in China" full-scale rubbings gathered
Shanghai Museum’s jinshi rubbing show gathers full-scale impressions of China’s “three bronze treasures.”
Taipei Palace Museum
"Focusing on National Treasures" in Taipei: Where is the wonder of the Taoist giant painting "Three Officials on Tour"
Focus on a national treasure: the vast Taoist scroll “Three Officials on Tour” and its crowded heaven.
"The Character of Tea - A New Interpretation of Chinese Tea Poetry"
Art Open Book | A bowl of tea is good to cool off the heat, see how Tang people eat tea porridge
China is not only a "country of tea", but also a "country of poetry". Literati love to compose poems and drink tea, so a lot of tea poems we...
Qingzhou
Qingzhou Buddha’s thousand-year smile, now in Suzhou
A smile that lasted millennia—Qingzhou Buddhist sculpture on view in Suzhou.
Tea
Poetry and Painting Asking about Tea·Dialogue | Rereading "The Classic of Tea" and returning to the "human being" itself
"The Classic of Tea" written by Lu Yu in the Tang Dynasty is the first monograph on tea science in the world. The "Tea Classic" was publishe...
Shanghai Museum
Liangzhu’s stone pig and King Cong on one route
Songze–Liangzhu archaeology: the heaviest Neolithic stone pig beside King Cong jade power.