Visitors admire artifacts at Wenyuan Lane in Wuxi. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]
An exhibition of Chinese cultural relics was unveiled at Wenyuan Lane in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, on Oct 15, and will run until Nov 10.
The exhibition showcased over 50 artifacts from the Ming and Qing dynasties and Republic of China periods (1368-1949), including porcelain, furniture, and scholar's objects.
From porcelain to desks, from square seals to prints, from the elegant and graceful poetry and calligraphy of ancient literati to the traditional and innovative artistic treasures of modern craftsmen, the exhibition invites you to explore the profound emotions imbued by generations.
The event also featured displays of Jiangnan artifacts, cultural experiences of jinhuidui (an art form that consists of piecing together ruined fragments), and seal carving activities, providing an opportunity for visitors to experience the charm and craftsmanship of Jiangnan artifacts.
Visitors are encouraged to immerse themselves in the world of artifacts and understand the leisurely pursuits of literati in the Jiangnan region through music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, engaging in sophisticated activities that refresh the mind and spirit.
Ancient furniture is showcased at Wenyuan Lane in Wuxi. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]
Porcelain is displayed at Wenyuan Lane in Wuxi. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]
Porcelain is on display at Wenyuan Lane in Wuxi. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]
