Treasure Trove of World Art Indian Art

Author: Wang Lin
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Two thousand years ago, when Buddhism crossed thousands of mountains and rivers to reach China, the culture of the Ganges River collided with the Yellow River culture in a profound and significant way. Since then, Buddhist culture has taken root and thrived in China, continuously influencing the fields of Chinese thought, literature, and art. This has not only played a crucial bridging role for China, East Asia, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and even the world, connecting Indian and Chinese cultures, but has also become a link between the East and the West. Regardless of your skin color or ethnicity, if you stand before an Indian artwork, you cannot help but be captivated and enchanted by it: because it is national, and it is also global.