On June 20th, the "Thousand Years of Streamer - The Art of Calligraphy in the Inscriptions" originally sponsored by the Anhui China Huizhou Culture Museum was launched in the first thematic hall of the museum, aiming to let the audience understand the long-standing Chinese civilization carried by the inscriptions that span the vast history. The exhibition will last until July 20.
This exhibition takes the history of calligraphy development as the main line, focusing on the collection of the Chinese Huibo Zhou Jinwen, Qin and Han Dynasty steles, Sui and Tang dynasties, as well as more than 100 pieces of famous monuments and posters of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Some of the exhibits include the Han Zhang Qian Monument, Ouyang Xun Jiucheng Palace Liquan Ming Rubbing, Yan Lu Gong Three Tables Authentic Rubbing, Liu Gongquan Mystery Tower Rubbing and other treasures. Exhibition inscriptions, from the Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Ming and Qing dynasties, through the millennium, splendid.
A piece of paper remnants, linking the historical context, as if in the past. This exhibition is the first concentrated display of rubbings from the collection of the China Huibo Museum, and the rubbings of famous monuments on display can be called a history of Chinese calligraphy carved in stone, which contains a long history of historical information and heavy cultural connotation. It is not only a display of the art of calligraphy, but also the inheritance and promotion of the excellent traditional Chinese culture.
Source: Anhui China Huizhou Cultural Museum