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Podcast | The Collecting Story of Pan Zuyin, a Member of the Wu Family of Guan Clan
The "Artistic Exuberance" podcast invited Liang Ying, curator of the "Suzhou Pan Family Classics and Documents Exhibition" at Shanghai Libra...
980th Anniversary of Huang Tingjian's Birth: A Gathering of Elegant Scholars Among Ancient Books and Calligraphy
Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), courtesy name Luzhi, sobriquet Shangu Daoren, was a native of Xiushui, Jiangxi Province. He was a giant in the literary and calligra...
Bai Qianshen: I stamped my seal on Bada Shanren's paintings.
Ancient paintings and calligraphy have survived countless wars and calamities, which is a great fortune. We have a sense of awe when we face them, and printing ...
Vimalakirti in Buddhist Sculpture Art: Ordinary Life, Prajna Wisdom
As is well known, the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei, whose courtesy name was Mojie, originated from the Buddhist scripture *Vimalakirti Sutra*. Looking at the arti...
Dahecun National Archaeological Site Park: Witnessing 7,000 Years of Yangshao Civilization
With the ancient sounds of the pottery flute and the clear, resonant notes of the bone flute, the scene of ancient ancestors worshipping the mountains and river...
What was Tang Bohu thinking about while reading? Visiting his treasured Song Dynasty woodblock prints at the Shanghai Library.
The Paper learned that a Song Dynasty woodblock print edition of *Tongjian Jishi Benmo*, treasured by Tang Bohu, is on display at the Shanghai Library's ann...
"Chinese Treasures" in the Eyes of Westerners: Qing Dynasty Export Art Masterpieces on Display in Shanghai
What did "Chinese treasures" look like in the eyes of Westerners during the Qing Dynasty? The Paper learned that the exhibition "Diverse Charms, ...
A "golden thread" connects North Africa and East Asia: Sino-French joint exhibition of gold apparel.
The magnificent garments adorned with gold thread embroidery, the glittering gold ornaments, and the gold hairpins create a tapestry of Silk Road gold thread cl...
An imperial edict issued by the King of Ryukyu has been exhibited, prompting scholars to believe that Ryukyu's "lost arts" need to be expanded.
The Paper learned that the Dalian Lushun Museum recently exhibited the "Imperial Edict of the King of Ryukyu," attracting the attention of many visito...
A 600,000-word history of Chinese religious art has been published, covering everything from prehistoric rock paintings to Ming and Qing dynasty beliefs.
The Paper learned that a new edition of "A History of Chinese Religious Art," co-authored by Professors Jin Weinuo and Luo Shiping of the Central Acad...