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Tibetan Opera Boasts Prosper Development

2009-2-1

Tibetan Opera  Tibetan opera is an ancient traditional art form of Chinese ethnic minority. Hailed as "the living fossil of traditional Tibetan culture", it boasts a history of more than 600 years -- about 400 years longer than Peking Opera. It combines folk dance, singing with vocal performance. Tibetan opera, wide in content and various in types of literature, has long

Tea Wares Develop in Different Dynasties

2009-1-16

   A set of tea wares   Chinese people love drinking tea. A pot of good tea is made by tea wares of good quality. Therefore, to better understand Chinese tea culture, one must have some knowledge abouy tea wares.     Tea wares consist of mainly teapots, cups, tea bowls and trays, etc. Tea wares have been used for a long time in China. The unglazed

A Basic Knowledge about China Pottery

2009-1-15

   Pottery warriors Pottery may be the oldest artwork of mankind. Early in the Neolithic Age (more than 8,000 years ago), people began mixing clay and water then baking it until it held its shape. That is what ancient people call 'pottery'. With it, they create various vessels and tools to improve the quality of life. Over thousands of years, pottery became dominant wares

China’s Four Treasures of Study Famous in the World

2009-1-14

   Four treasures of study   Among the various tools of calligraphy, writing brush is peculiar to China. The brushes are varied, and white goat's hair, black rabbit's hair and yellow weasel's hair are three major types. In terms of the function of tip, the brushes are classified into three groups: "Hard", "Soft" and "Both". The handle is made of not only bamboo,

China Crafts Diverse in Styles

2009-1-13

 Chinese bamboo craftsAs a gem of Chinese art and culture, Chinese Crafts, also named folk crafts, refer to artistic handicrafts mainly produced by hand. Chinese crafts include both traditional cultural artworks and daily utensils, having a strong influence on the people's livelihood. Working people use local materials to express their appreciation of beauty. China is made up

A Brief Look at China National Museum

2009-1-12

   Main gate of China National Museum National Museum of China is located on the east side of Tian'an Men Square in Beijing. It is the biggest comprehensive history museum in China. Through display of both material and non-material collections and exhibits, it elaborates the history created by Chinese ancestors.   The National Museum is built on the twin

China’s National Museum will Open Partly in Sept.

2009-1-12

China's National Museum, under expansion for nearly two years, will open partly to the public in September, while the whole project is expected to be finished by May 2010.       China's National Museum of Fine Arts   The museum will keep its northern section open to provide a grand exhibition about rejuvenation of China in September as part of activities to

Magic Face Change is Soul of Sichuan Opera

2009-1-10

   Sichuan Opera, ChengduSichuan Opera (Chuan Ju) originated at the end of the Ming (1368-1644) and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). With immigrants flooding into Sichuan, different dramas were brought in to blend with the local dialect, customs, folk music and dances. Gradually, brisk humorous Sichuan Opera, reflecting Sichuan culture, came into

Shadow Play still Popular in Some Areas

2009-1-9

Shadow play, a traditional Chinese folk art with a history of more than 2,000 years, has embarked on a path towards revival after a period of notable decline, thanks to conservation efforts and lasting interest in rural areas. Known as a precursor of modern cinema, shadow play is a kind of drama in which silhouettes made of hard paper and buffalo and donkey hide are projected onto a white screen.

Origin and Tools of Ink & Wash Painting

2009-1-8

Ink and wash painting is an East Asian type of brush painting, also known as wash painting. The Chinese name is shui-mo hua.     Wash painting developed in ancient China during the Tang Dynasty. Wang Wei is generally the typical painter who applied color to existing ink and wash paintings. The art was further developed into a more polished style during the Song Dynasty.

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