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The Symbolism of Peonies
Peonies is the elegant, dignified flower in China , known as “Grande Corniche ” , usually aromatic flowers, varying from white to yellow or red, in late spring and early summer. Previously, peonies were usually categorized in the family Ranunculaceae, … Continue reading
Chinese Fish Painting
The words for fish and abundance are pronounced the same in Chinese (鱼,yu) so the fish in the Chinese culture symbolizes wealth. As they multiply rapidly and sometimes swim in pairs , fish also symbolize harmony, marital happiness and reproduction. Chinese … Continue reading
Chinese Bamboo Culture
The bamboo plant is the staple food of the giant panda and a cultural icon in Chinese history. In ancient China bamboo was a feature of various aspects of daily life. It was used for food, clothing, housing and … Continue reading
Chrysanthemums Terrace《菊花台》
Chrysanthemums Terrace 菊花台 You tears glisten.Laced with pain. 你的泪光 柔弱中带伤 The crescent moon hangs in the past pale with sickness 惨白的月弯弯 勾住过往 Cool night too long turns to frost 夜太漫长 凝结成了霜 Who is on the tower frozen in despair 是谁在阁楼上冰冷的绝望 … Continue reading
Chinese Paintings in Sui and Tang Dynasties
The period of Sui and Tang dynasties, especially Tang dynasty, was the most prosperous time in ancient china. The society was stable and the economy was prosperous. At the same time, foreign economic and cultural exchanges developed rapidly. Therefore, paintings … Continue reading
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Chinese Painting: Orchid
Orchid plays a prominent role in Chinese painting. Together with plum blossom, bamboo and chrysanthemum, orchid is admired as one of the four gentlemen (Junzi, 君子) among flowers by the Chinese. There are thousands of Chinese paintings depicting different postures … Continue reading
Oil Painting Color Affects the Mood(PartⅡ)
Green Green is a color which is applicable for any room in the house due to its fresh hue. It is versatile and one of the most restful colors for the eye. It has a calming effect when used as … Continue reading
Oil Painting Color Affects the Mood(PartⅠ)
I is suggested by psychologists that color impression could account for sixty percent of the acceptance or rejection of a product or service . Color is the first thing noticed and the last thing forgotten. Similarly, the colors with which … Continue reading
Ten Interesting Facts about Mona Lisa
• The original name of the painting is Monna Lisa, it was a common Italian shortening of Madonna, meaning "my lady." But can you believe it, the most recognized name of this painting now is because of a spelling … Continue reading
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Lovely Panda--- Chinese Painting
The Giant Panda is regarded as the symbol of China and It is also the Chinese national animal. It is easily recognized by its large, distinctive black patches around the eyes, over the ears, and across its round body. Though it … Continue reading
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