Bronze ware first appeared more than 6000 years ago in the basin of Cuba. The earliest discovery of bronze ware in China was probably between 4500 and 4000 years ago, when people began making and casting bronze ware, entering a civilized era...

During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, porcelain making techniques reached a state of perfection, with a wide range of glazes, colors, carvings, and carvings. While perfectly inheriting the craftsmanship of the previous generation, ...

Legend has it that Emperor Qianlong said to an old porcelain worker during his private visit to Jingdezhen, "Unfortunately, there are no moving bottles here. After listening to this, the old porcelain worker pondered deeply and was inspired ...

The boundaries between traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting are relatively blurred. From classical paintings before the 20th century to contemporary paintings, these works all reflect ancient themes, materials, and techniques to som...

In the 1950s, Chang Dai-chien traveled around the world and gained great international reputation. He was praised by the western art world as the brush of the East, and also known as the painter who copied the most famous paintings in the w...