Chinese Character Collection
"Exploring the Richness of Chinese Characters: From Taipei to Seoul" Embark on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of Chinese characters
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"Exploring the Richness of Chinese Characters: From Taipei to Seoul" Embark on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of Chinese characters, also known as the Chinese alphabet. Inspired by Encyclopedie Diderot and d'Alembert, these intricate symbols hold centuries of history and cultural significance. In Taiwan's vibrant city of Kaohsiung lies Lotus Pond, where an enchanting entrance gate leads you to the awe-inspiring Giant 72-meter-high statue. Amidst Cherry Blossom Trees adorned with Lai See red envelopes for Chinese New Year in Hong Kong, witness the special traditions that accompany this auspicious occasion. Venturing into Taiwan's capital city, Taipei, discover the majestic Bao-an Temple and its ornate architecture. At Confucius Temple, be captivated by lanterns illuminating ancient wisdom and tranquility. Immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture as you explore these sacred sites. Traveling further east to Japan, delve into history with a legendary battle depicted in an 18th-19th-century Japanese print. Witness Samurai Minamoto no Yoshitsune facing off against Saito Musashibo Benkei on Kyoto's iconic Gojo Bridge. Marvel at a mesmerizing scroll painting depicting God on a lion from China between 1900 and 1950 at Musee de l'hospice Saint Roch in Issoudun (France). This masterpiece showcases exquisite ink work and invites contemplation of divine symbolism. Continuing our journey to South Korea's National Museum in Seoul, encounter a remarkable stele honoring National Preceptor Nanggongdaesa from the Silla unifies period (668-935). Engraved stone bearing calligraphy by Kim Saeng transports us back to ancient times when art flourished under royal patronage. Finally, immerse yourself in Korean artistry with Parade Stirrups captured beautifully in a Japanese print from 1822.