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Zhong Wenlong Calligraphy | 壽
Wu Jingyan Chinese Freehand Painting・Four‑Panel Flower‑and‑Bird Screens（花鸟四条屏）
Liu Liyong Landscape Painting | Riverside Mountain Hamlet (山居江远)
Liu Liyong Animal Painting | Eight Steeds (八骏图)
Jin Yunchang Calligraphy | 鳳笙龍笛數巡酒
Jin Yunchang Calligraphy | 智者樂水仁者樂山
Han Jinshui Calligraphy | 羣龍 (A Group of Dragons)
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Wu Guanzhong’s Lion Grove: Masterpiece of Nostalgia
Wu Guanzhong’s Lion Grove: Masterpiece of Nostalgia On the evening of June 2, 2019, Wu Guanzhong’s monumental ink painting Lion Grove sold for more than 140 million yuan at China Guardian’s spring “Grand View” night auction — a record for his Chinese paintings. Behind the price tag lies a quieter story: the master’s lifelong belief
Miao Zaixin: Master of Modern Chinese Figure Painting
Miao Zaixin: Master of Modern Chinese Figure Painting Miao Zaixin is a leading figure in contemporary Chinese ink painting, honored for large-scale works that bring Chinese history and everyday life to the brush. This profile introduces his career, his award-winning paintings, and his place in today’s art world. A Painter of National Significance Born in
Why Calligraphy Is China’s Greatest Art Form, Explained
Why Calligraphy Is China’s Greatest Art Form, Explained Is calligraphy a craft or an art? By Western standards, the question is debatable; by Chinese standards, it is not. As the scholar Zheng Xiaohua (郑晓华) argues, calligraphy is China’s first great art. Zheng — vice dean of the School of Arts at Renmin University of China
