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Chinese art is beautiful. Thanks.
Really exotic. These would look SO good on paper. You could print them as postcards from http://www.psprint.com/postcards and send them to everyone you know
If you look up “桃花坞年画” you will find many more examples.
Like those New Year paintings very much.
Last year in a small town of Shandong Province, I found a place selling great such paintings. And i would like to visit that place to get some more.
Nice traditional art. Unfortunately, people here focus on the thread posted just one day before this one. Just count how many comments follow this one and how many follow that one.
Lovely folk art.
IMO, this blog does a better job of “bridging” the gap between China and the outside world – gives a broader insight into the growing pains of a society in transition, its quirks and foibles, etc. Quite unlike others that become sleazoid, more like the Wai-wai column of Asahi Shimbun that upset conservative Japanese people with similar racy stories and eventually had to be shut down.
Beautiful. I love the one about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Great ideas, some possible inspiration for tattoos too!