14K views · 70 reactions | The foundation of Chinese art is silk or paper, ink, and a brush. ‘A Taste of the Masters’ is a collection of 20th century Chinese paintings from the M K Lau Collection, co-presented with Sotheby's in Hong Kong. Our Host James Chau speaks with the exhibit’s curator, exploring the works and how the simple tools of ink and brush create dynamism and motion in these historical pieces. | The China Current | Facebook

21K views · 103 reactions | Since ancient times, Chinese artists have placed great importance on nature, and as a result, Chinese landscape painting rose to new heights. This stems from the artists' unique aesthetic values. Learn more as An Su, an assistant curator at the Tsinghua University Art Museum, uses some ancient classics as colorful illustrations to show how. #TheVibe #EastMeetsWest | China Plus Culture | Facebook

75K views · 701 reactions | Painting in tea, a momentary beverage art. Chabaixi(茶百戏, a hundred tricks with tea), also called tea painting, is a special tea ceremony. It spread along the Wuyi Mountain ranges in north Fujian Province during the Tang and Song Dynasties, and it has been inscribed on the intangible cultural heritage list of Wuyishan City. | Discover China | Facebook

959K views · 44 reactions | Sugar painting is a traditional Chinese art where melted sugar is shaped into intricate, edible forms such as dragons and butterflies. In Nantong, it is recognized as an intangible cultural heritage, with artisans creating each piece to please both the eye and the palate. Artist: 584980736 / 糖画queen on Douyin #art #sugar #painting | Artists Universum | Facebook

47K views · 545 reactions | Wing Chun is a traditional Chinese...