Author: Xie Guihua
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Folk New Year paintings can be seen as epitomes of historical changes in Chinese society, serving as large volumes of folk art books. They not only reflect people's aspirations for a better life and showcase the unique charm of different regions but also embody rich wisdom and knowledge passed down from ancient times. The woodblock prints, traveling through dust and glory, have bid farewell to old years and welcomed new ones. They carry the wishes for blessings cherished by generations of the Chinese people and depict the evolution of Chinese folk customs. Regardless of how the themes, content, or techniques may change, the essence of folk art remains unchanged in New Year paintings. The folk culture they contain, the records of people's thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and preferences across different eras, are invaluable cultural legacies of the Chinese nation. Whether studied or appreciated from any perspective, they remain a precious and abundant heritage of the Chinese nation.
Folk New Year prints
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