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3 days ago · Chinese paintings are generally placed in one of four categories: Religious, Portraits, Landscapes, or Flora and Fauna. Religious paintings usually represent Buddhas and Taos Gods. Portraits depict courtesans, emperors, and villages from the past. Landscapes and Flora and Fauna paintings portray the central place of nature in Chinese thought.
3 days ago · Embroidery is a kind of traditional Chinese handicraft that using needles to draw various color threads go between fabrics and created drawings on it. The various embroidery patches and embroidered image patterns on Qiang nation people's apparels are all belong to the traditional Qiang's ethnic folk arts and crafts, which has a long history.
5 days ago · Along the River During the Qingming Festival is a panoramic handscroll painting that is a cornerstone of Chinese cultural heritage, attributed to the Song dynasty artist Zhang Zeduan. The artwork offers an invaluable depiction of the bustling urban life and the serene rural scenery of the time, providing an intricate snapshot of the period ...
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4 days ago · Gongbi, or “Meticulous Painting”，has been specially favored for its realistic technique and bold coloring. Gongbi (Chinese: 工笔) is a careful realist technique in Chinese painting – the opposite of the interpretive and freely expressive xieyi (Chinese :写意) or sketching thoughts styles.
2 days ago · Envoy calls for all cultures to flourish together. For many, Chinese calligraphy is the world's most favorable form of art. I can remember the time when I was a preschooler, my grandfather, Chen Teh Tseng, had taken me to one of his home residences at the famous mountain Yangmingshan in Taiwan province. I was briefly taught to write Chinese ...
3 days ago · The creative concept of jinhuidui (literally "a pile of beautiful things from ash"), a Chinese art form which is said to have originated in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) and prevailed in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), shares similarities to pop art.
3 days ago · Chinese people first developed folk art between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago. Famous folk art such as paper tearing, shadow play, embroidery and carving were loved by royalty and common people alike.
