National Museum of China Exhibits Ancient Treasures: A Journey Through Time in Calligraphy and Painting

## Exhibition of Ancient Chinese Calligraphy and Pnting

Date: Opening February 9, 2021

Venue: Gallery S12

Hosted by: National Museum of China

The art of calligraphy and pnting serves as a paramount cultural symbol of the Chinese nation, deeply rooted in its rich history and profound traditional heritage. The National Museum of China boasts an unparalleled collection of nearly 10,000 ancient masterpieces in these two disciplines. Spanning from relics dating back to the Wei and Jin dynasties through Buddhist scriptures from the Sui and Tang dynasties, to works by renowned calligraphers from the Song and Yuan dynasties, as well as various schools from the Ming and Qing dynasties, this museum holds a treasure trove that encapsulates China's unique cultural essence.

This collection, not only among the largest but also most impressive in China, provides a clear lineage of artistic development over centuries. These artifacts reflect ancient sages' individual pursuits and their profound love for their homeland, intertwining with timeless traditional values, moral philosophies, aesthetic ideals, and ideologies that have profoundly influenced Chinese people through millennia.

As part of its commitment to promoting national cultural heritage and showcasing the quintessence of Chinese aesthetics, the National Museum of China has carefully curated Ancient Chinese Calligraphy and Pnting, an exhibition featuring selected masterpieces from Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. The selection highlights efforts med at strengthening the identity of Chinese culture, preserving its inherent spirit, and demonstrating a distinctive Chinese style.

The exhibit is meticulously organized in chronological order, divided into three thematic sections that comprehensively illustrate the evolution of calligraphy and pnting since the Song and Yuan dynasties through 52 exceptional works. Additionally, an array of exquisite antique writing implements are on display, offering a glimpse into the artistry of their creation and use.

The m is to provide not just a visual journey but also insight into China's cultural heritage, inviting visitors to explore its rich tapestry through regular rotations of exhibits that change both content and design. By doing so, we m to enrich our understanding and appreciation of ancient Chinese culture while preserving it for future generations.

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