In order to further strengthen the Cultural Exchange between China and Japan, on March 21, the exhibition of calligraphy and paintings "Huang Barberry And Chinese Resources two states- The Zen Ink World of Yin Yuan and His Teachers and Disciples" opened at the National Art Museum of China. The event was co-sponsored by the Buddhist Association of China and the National Art Museum of China, and co-organized by Wanfu Temple in Huangbeishan, Fujian province, and Yongfu Temple in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Zhang Xu, vice minister of culture and tourism, Yang Xiaobo, secretary of the party group of the CppcC National Committee and deputy director of the CppcC National Committee, and Master Yan Jue, president of the Buddhist Association of China, and panchen Erdene Choekyi Jeb, vice president of the Buddhist Association of China, attended the opening ceremony.
368 years ago, The Hidden Zen Master traveled east to Japan and composed a good story of friendly exchanges and mutual learning between the people of China and Japan. This year coincides with the 50th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan and the 350th anniversary of the death of Zen Master Yinyuan. This exhibition of calligraphy and painting brings together more than 100 exhibits such as calligraphy and painting works of Zen master Yinyuan and his disciples, statues of Zen master Yinyuan and berberian culture-related utensils, aiming to interpret the folk cultural exchanges between China and Japan with Buddhism as the link through centralized display.
Source 丨 Provincial Department of Ethnic and Religious Affairs