Come to the National Art Museum of China to experience the charm of art (Part 2)

(Continued) The fourth exhibition is Yan Dehui's art exhibition "The Law Comes from the Heart", which is a sculpture exhibition. I really like the bronze sculpture "Lin Daiyu". Standing under the sculpture and observing it closely, she wears a delicate long dress, looking frail yet determined, with a faint sadness between her brows that evokes sympathy. The other works are also vivid and distinctive. The fifth exhibition is Zhang Xuefang's oil painting exhibition "Three Degrees of Harmony", which ended on August 15. It depicts the life scenes of the people in Xinjiang. One painting, "Daughter of the Mountains", deeply moved me. It shows an old woman with a headscarf holding a hoe, standing in the soil, wearing a black jacket with her pants legs rolled up high. A few strands of gray hair and wrinkled skin are visible. She smiles at you, evoking a sense of sorrow. Sometimes the most touching works are often the simplest. The last exhibition is the Zhejiang Provincial Museum's collection of Ming and Qing dynasty paintings and calligraphy "Ink Charm and Literary Context", which runs until September 11. The museum and the art gallery complement each other perfectly. This exhibition features a variety of Ming and Qing dynasty paintings and calligraphy, such as the authentic works of Wang Yangming, the paintings and calligraphy of Xu Wei, and the traditional Chinese paintings of Lü Ji, allowing one to appreciate the elegance and style of Ming and Qing literati. The National Art Museum of China has a high turnover rate for exhibitions! Some exhibitions last only a few days, while others less than a month, making it a great place to frequently visit and experience various artistic charms. It's truly a treasure trove!