Moxiangzhai's Treasure Trove - The Reign of Qianlong's Prosperity

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Features: Wang Gang, the ambassador of "Moxiangzhai Treasure," once hosted the Jiangsu TV show "Family Treasures." In real life, Mr. Wang Gang is a collector with extensive research on traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting. Seeing "Moxiangzhai Treasure," Mr. Wang Gang was deeply moved: "These authentic masterpieces of calligraphy and painting have now become national treasures that private individuals can no longer possess. To see them even once is already a rare opportunity, which does not match the connotation they carry as national treasures. 'Moxiangzhai Treasure' uses highly realistic reproductions to bring these invaluable national treasures out of the museum, allowing more people to witness their beauty and feel the charm of authentic masterpieces. Turning them into personal treasures is truly the greatest kindness and immeasurable merit!"
National Treasure Rekindled: Authentic Masterpieces Depicting the Prosperous Era
Kangxi and Qianlong Reigns – The Most Figures in a Painting Scroll
The "Prosperous Scene of Suzhou" painted by Xu Yang, a renowned artist, is over ten meters long and depicts more than 12,000 figures of various colors. It is the longest painting scroll with the most figures and has been included in the Guinness World Records. It portrays the bustling scenery of Suzhou, a major city in the Jiangnan region, serving as a true reflection of the Qianlong era's prosperity.
The Legendary Court Painter Giuseppe Castiglione
Giuseppe Castiglione, a legendary Italian painter and pioneer in the introduction of Western painting to China, served through the reigns of the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors and was revered as a cornerstone of the Qing court painting academy. His authentic masterpieces, including "Peaceful Spring Letter," "Joyful Journey in Snow," "Hunting Deer," "Feast in the Wanshuyuan Garden," and "Equestrian Skills," are all first-class national treasures preserved in the Palace Museum.