Chinese art is visual art that originated in or is practiced in Greater China, or by Chinese artists. The painting, calligraphy, architecture, pottery, sculpture, bronzes, jade carving, and other fine or decorative art forms produced in ancient China.
Capturing Hearts with “Duhua Years” In the midst of this saturated summer of historical dramas, “Duhua Years,” adapted from Mo Shu Bai’s novel “Chang Princess,” has captivated audiences with its intricate emotional arcs and complex palace intrigues. Led by Zhao Jinmai and Zhang Linghe, the cast has masterfully portrayed the love and enmity between Li […]
Recently, Gansu Provincial Museum has gained widespread attention on social media, not for a new historical exhibit, but for its innovative cultural merchandise: “spicy hotpot” plush bouquets. This creative venture follows the popularity of their “Bronze Galloping Horse” plush toy, adding a new flavor—literally and figuratively—to their collection. The “spicy hotpot” plush bouquets are modeled […]
The Shanghai Museum is set to captivate audiences with an unprecedented exhibition titled “On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt,” opening on July 18, 2024. This monumental showcase, part of the museum’s “Dialogue with the World” series, marks the fourth such exhibition and promises to be the largest and most comprehensive display […]
Ge Garden (个园): A Timeless Masterpiece of Chinese Landscaping When one mentions Ge Garden, one of China’s Four Great Gardens, it’s not just the locals of Yangzhou who recall the legacy of Huang Zhiyun (黄至筠), the famous salt merchant of the Qing Dynasty. Visitors from all corners of the world also come to appreciate the […]
In a groundbreaking media project, the worlds of Olympic sports and traditional Chinese opera have collided in an unprecedented way. The show, titled Different Strokes, Same Mastery (异曲同“功”), has been captivating audiences since its debut, offering a unique blend of athleticism and artistry. This innovative series, produced by China Media Group’s Arts Program Center, features five […]
Throughout history, the human spirit has always sought to touch the heavens, and ancient Chinese architecture is no exception. In the skyline of ancient Chinese cities, towering pagodas often dominated the landscape, representing not only spiritual aspirations but also architectural marvels of their time. Among the most significant of these towering structures were the Yongning […]
An Ancient Festival Rooted in the Hearts of Xihe’s Women In the lush valleys of Xihe County (西和县) , nestled along the banks of the Western Han River, an age-old tradition comes alive each year between the last day of the sixth lunar month and the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. The Begging […]
In the heart of Quanzhou, a city rich with history, a unique convergence of old and new took place this summer. On the terrace of the historic Liyuan Classical Theater, a group of young theater enthusiasts from all over the country gathered to share their work and discuss their creative processes. Despite the stormy weather […]
The Storied History and Artistic Legacy of Huzhou Huzhou, a city named after the great Lake Tai (Taihu), is a place where history, culture, and natural beauty converge in a way that is both tranquil and inspiring. Located in the northernmost part of Zhejiang Province, Huzhou is surrounded by cultural giants like Suzhou and Hangzhou. […]
In the heart of Fujian Province, nestled in the city of Fu’an, lies a village where a centuries-old tradition still thrives—Guanpu (官浦), the birthplace of the exquisite Guanpu Oil Paper Fan. Before the era of electric fans and air conditioning, these fans were an indispensable companion for the people of Fujian and the surrounding regions, […]
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