On March 8, I went to Nanjing Museum with Nelly, Doria and Winona. We arrived there at half past nine; we decided to visit china and jade, because we thought china and jade were the symbol of china, they represented Chinese long history.
We entered the exhibition, the exhibition was large, and there are many kinds of old Chinas and jades, I was interested in them. Jade began to be secularized in the Song Dynasty, and this trend became clearer in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The development made Chinese jade stepped into a new stage. There was a Ruyi in Gold Lacquer in the exhibition, it attacked my attention, and the Ruyi in Gold Lacquer was produced in Qing Dynasty, A.D. 1644-1911. It was very valuable, it represented Chinese culture, and it was exquisite and noble, it showed old China to people. At that time, the piece of artwork was very great, it could be preserved until now, and I thought that was not easy. The patterns of the artwork were delicate; I liked the piece of artwork very much.
I visited many artworks, at the end of the exhibition I felt very excited because I thought the exhibition was quite meaningful, it could make us know more about our history, I liked the exhibition. It showed our country’s special culture, it let me know Chinese art was quite worthy, we needed to learn more about China and respected Chinese culture, and we needed to confirm China!
We entered the exhibition, the exhibition was large, and there are many kinds of old Chinas and jades, I was interested in them. Jade began to be secularized in the Song Dynasty, and this trend became clearer in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The development made Chinese jade stepped into a new stage. There was a Ruyi in Gold Lacquer in the exhibition, it attacked my attention, and the Ruyi in Gold Lacquer was produced in Qing Dynasty, A.D. 1644-1911. It was very valuable, it represented Chinese culture, and it was exquisite and noble, it showed old China to people. At that time, the piece of artwork was very great, it could be preserved until now, and I thought that was not easy. The patterns of the artwork were delicate; I liked the piece of artwork very much.
I visited many artworks, at the end of the exhibition I felt very excited because I thought the exhibition was quite meaningful, it could make us know more about our history, I liked the exhibition. It showed our country’s special culture, it let me know Chinese art was quite worthy, we needed to learn more about China and respected Chinese culture, and we needed to confirm China!
