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Amazing Chinese Characters Exhibition Opens in Beijing
Amazing Chinese Characters Exhibition Opens in Beijing “Amazing Chinese Characters — Achievements of the Project for the Inheritance and Development of Ancient Chinese Characters and Chinese Civilization,” a new exhibition co-organized by the National Museum of China and the project’s secretariat, opened to the public on July 16, 2026. It runs for three months in
How Overseas Chinese Preserve Heritage Through Calligraphy
How Overseas Chinese Preserve Heritage Through Calligraphy Traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting are cultural imprints carried in the blood of Chinese communities worldwide — a spiritual homesickness that crosses oceans and generations. For Chinese who have settled in Europe, the Americas, or Southeast Asia, brush and ink are never merely art forms. They are anchors
Wanfa Guiyi: Sakya Monastery Exhibition at the Palace Museum
“Wanfa Guiyi: History, Culture and Art of Sakya Monastery” (万法归一：萨迦寺历史文化与艺术) opened on February 10, 2026, in the Meridian Gate (Wumen) main hall and East Wing Gallery of the Palace Museum in Beijing. Co-organized by the Palace Museum with the Tibet Autonomous Region Cultural Relics Bureau and other institutions, the exhibition presents more than 200 precious
National Museum Horse Year Spring Festival Exhibition Opens
On January 30, 2026, the National Museum of China opened “Leaping Horse, Cracking Whip — Horse Year Spring Festival Culture Exhibition” (跃马扬鞭——马年新春文化展) in Hall North 8. Running for three months, the exhibition welcomes the *bingwu* Year of the Horse with more than 120 horse-related artifacts and artworks. A Celebration of the Horse in Chinese Civilization
China’s 10 Sacred Calligraphy Sites Every Fan Must Visit
China’s 10 Sacred Calligraphy Sites Every Fan Must Visit For anyone who practices Chinese calligraphy, or simply admires it, certain places in China carry an almost sacred weight. They are where the classics were written, carved, and preserved: the steles every student still copies, the cliffs where masters left their names, and the pavilion where
