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Story of Chinese Art

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First published at 20:47 UTC on November 17th, 2019.

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Thumbnail depicts the Han Dynastys conception of the worlds origin. The brother and sister Fu Xi and Nü Gua, with serpent bodies, holding architects triangle and compasses to build our world out of chaos. The roots of this myth may well come from pr…

Thumbnail depicts the Han Dynastys conception of the worlds origin. The brother and sister Fu Xi and Nü Gua, with serpent bodies, holding architects triangle and compasses to build our world out of chaos. The roots of this myth may well come from pre-history.

https://acutonics.com/news/the-myth-of-nue-gua-chinese-snake-goddess

Film surveys the history of Chinese art using animated maps and art objects selected for their beauty and significance. Considers the influence of central Asia, India, and Europe on China, as well as the contribution of China to world civilization. From the Chinese Art series (1952).

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