The picture shows the scene of the exhibition hall
China Tibet Network News A few days ago, the "Chinese Nation One Family" Chinese painting exhibition was exhibited at the National Art Museum of China. This exhibition is one of the academic invitation series of the National Art Museum of China, and more than 70 works of art are exhibited, in addition to Chinese paintings, but also some sculptures. The participating authors include Han, Yi, Mongolian, Korean, etc., vividly echoing the theme of the exhibition "The Chinese nation is one family".
The picture shows the scene of the exhibition hall
The vast land of China has given birth to the great Chinese nation, and in the new era, the people's lives have undergone earth-shaking changes, the mountains are greener, the water is greener, and the happiness index of the people's lives is higher. In response to the party's call, the artist went deep into the grassroots to experience the style, and created a large number of excellent works that reflect reality and are close to the people.
The picture shows the scene of the exhibition hall
Among these exhibits, there are both bold and rough freehand and rigorous neat and meticulous paintings. With a variety of expression methods and creative methods, it conveys a touching artistic charm. "One family of the Chinese nation" has become the theme of the artist's continuous performance, and I believe that in the near future, the artist will present more abundant excellent works for the people of all ethnic groups.
The picture shows the audience visiting the exhibition
According to reports, this exhibition is a concrete measure for the National Art Museum of China to actively practice the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's speech of "promoting all ethnic groups to hug together like pomegranate seeds", and specially uses this exhibition to welcome the upcoming 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. The exhibition will run until May 17. (China Tibet Network reporter/Xu Na)
The picture shows the work "Ali Sketching - Tibetan Children of Torin Monastery", written by Wang Yingsheng
The picture shows the sculpture "Kham", written by Li Xuanfeng