Chinese Traditional Arts

Chinese Traditional Arts

Chinese traditional art is derived from Neolithic Age with calligraphy, music, dance, opera, painting, etc as the main representatives. The Chinese art in Taiwan and oversea can also be considered as part of Chinese art as long as it is based in or draws on Chinese heritage and Chinese culture. These glorious creations are accumulations of thousands of year, penetrating profound cultural information of the ancient civilization.
Northeast Errenzhuan

Northeast Errenzhuan

The Northeast Errenzhuan is an indispensable role Errenzhuan is a kind of folk forms, it not only contains the

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Chinese Traditional Calligraphy and Painting

Chinese Traditional Calligraphy and Painting

Chinese characters evolved from pictures and signs, and the Chinese art of calligraphy developed naturally from it

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Qibao Shadow Play

Qibao Shadow Play

Qibao Shadow Art Museum is located in Qibao Ancient Town of Shanghai City The museumincludes a performance area

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Hui Opera

Hui Opera

Hui Opera originated from the Huichi Refined Melody of the Ming Dynasty During the Emperor Jia Jing’s reig

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Huangmei Opera

Huangmei Opera

Huangmei Opera, once called "Caicha Opera", is a local opera genre in Anhui Province It is basically derived fr

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 Kun opera

Kun opera

Kunqu, also known asKun Opera,is one of the oldest extant forms ofChinese opera It evolved from theKunshanmelody,

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Lusheng 芦笙

Lusheng 芦笙

The Lusheng is a free-reed mouth organ played by Dong,Miao and other related minority peoples ofSouthwestern China

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 Xiao 箫

Xiao 箫

The Xiao箫, a vertical bamboo flute,is alsoan ancient Chinesewindinstrument usually thought to have developed from

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Guzheng 古筝

Guzheng 古筝

Guzheng 古筝, or Zheng 筝, also known as Chinese zither, is part of the zither family and is one of China& 39;

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Bianzhong (编钟)

Bianzhong (编钟)

Bianzhong (编钟),an percussion instrument of important in ancient time, emerged in Western Zhou, about more than

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