Shanghai Incarnation - Part 2

Author: Peng Di
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Art cannot be measured by commercial standards, yet in practice, it cannot be entirely detached from economic principles. Art cannot exist in isolation from people, and society is sustained by its economic lifeblood. Therefore, both direct and indirect art is subject to the influence of economics. This does not refer to the "progress of the content of art" or its "opportunities for existence." Over the past century, China has produced a succession of renowned cartoonists and masterpieces. These works have endured through the ages, cherished and beloved by the masses for their strong satire, humor, and distinct national characteristics. To promote the spirit of the Chinese nation and the fine traditions of Chinese cartooning, this publisher presents the "Masterpieces of Chinese Cartoon History" series for the enjoyment of readers. This book is a collection of Peng Di's "Lao Fu Zi."