The 4th China International Import Expo will be held soon. On November 4th, at booth 8.2C2-22 in the service trade exhibition area of the 4th CIIE, exhibitors who participated in the Expo for the first time and the staff of The Joy Yang Golf Resort Co., Ltd. in Hokkaido, Japan, were arranging exhibits.
Compared to the nearby booth, this booth is a bit different. The exhibits are 10 ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy, including cursive calligraphy signed by Zhang Xu of the Tang Dynasty and "Lingyan Qifeng Map" signed by Li Song of the Song Dynasty, etc., which have inscriptions by celebrities of the past and leave a large number of important collection seals.
Signed by Li Song of the Song Dynasty, "Lingyan Qifeng Map"
The display and sales of cultural relics and artworks at this year's Expo have been greatly improved compared with the previous one, and a number of heavyweight cultural relics and art masterpieces will be returned through the Expo transactions. The Japanese exhibitor said it wanted to hand over the ancient paintings to Chinese collectors, especially cultural institutions.
These ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy, signed by the authors are all the tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and their works include cursive calligraphy, calligraphy, and figures in paintings, landscapes, flowers and birds.
Cursive letter signed by Zhang Xu of the Tang Dynasty
The Chinese partner and curator of The Joy Yang Golf Resort Co., Ltd. in Hokkaido, Japan, is Wei Tao, Deputy Secretary-General of the Art Collection Committee of the China Cultural Management Association and General Manager of Shanghai Culture Federation Co., Ltd. He introduced that Chinese painting and calligraphy have a long history, and in the process of thousands of years of development, many outstanding calligraphers and painters have created countless masterpieces. "There are many classic ancient calligraphy and paintings in China, scattered abroad, hoping to do our best to enrich the treasure house of art in China."
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According to reports, these 10 ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy are from the old collection of senior Japanese collectors, and the circulation is clear. After several twists and turns, with the joint efforts of many parties and with the help of a platform such as the Expo, it was possible to see the light of day again and send out the willingness to find people with a relationship in China.
Before sending them to the Expo, these ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy were also learned by well-informed domestic collectors and many museums and art galleries in Provinces and cities such as Beijing, Guangdong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and contacted the exhibitors one after another, hoping to have in-depth exchanges at the Expo.
Column Editor-in-Chief: Li Junna Text Editor: Li Junna Photo Editor: Cao Liyuan
Source: Author: Junna Li