At the China Academy of Art

Author: Yang Zipeng, Yu Lian, Fu Liangyi, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Due to work commitments, the authors have frequently visited various art academies. Whenever they see the students on campus—whether leisurely or hurried, disheveled or fashionable, lazy or full of youthful energy, melancholic or radiant—they can’t help but ask themselves: Where do they come from? Where are they heading? Perhaps it’s also the students’ self-questioning. During their years of "seeking knowledge" and "exploring the Dao" in art academies, as they oscillate between "knowing" and "not knowing," they have been naive, rough, sorrowful, lost, lonely, and gloomy at times. It may be these, that allows them to often exude a vibrant spirit, composure, and confidence. With confidence and perseverance, they pursue their hopes for the future and their dreams of a paradise, accompanying them on their journey through the past, present, and future.