Breathtaking

1. Zhangjiajie, Hunan China boasts many famous mountains, but places like Zhangjiajie with its unique landforms and surreal natural spectacles are exceptionally rare. It's truly one of a kind among China's famous mountains. In April this year, CNN listed Zhangjiajie Forest Park among the world's 25 most beautiful places. Known for its breathtaking peaks and tranquil valleys, it's often referred to as "Three thousand peaks, eight hundred streams." The grandeur and magnificence of the place attracted global attention when it was chosen as a filming location for the movie "Avatar," earning Zhangjiajie international acclaim. 2. Terracotta Warriors in Shaanxi The Terracotta Warriors in Shaanxi have been buried underground for 2,000 years, captivating the curiosity and astonishment of many foreigners, almost akin to the fascination with Egypt's pyramids. This ensemble serves as a golden emblem of China's ancient and splendid civilization. Listed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" in 1987, the Terracotta Warriors have hosted over 200 foreign heads of state and government leaders, with some visiting multiple times.3. The Forbidden City in Beijing The Forbidden City in Beijing stands as the world's largest and oldest existing ancient palace complex. Its architecture and artifacts vividly showcase the vastness of Chinese…

China is a land of breathtaking natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant artistic traditions. Among the many facets of Chinese art and culture, the use of color stands out as a particularly distinctive and enduring feature. From the bold reds and golds of imperial palaces to the serene blues and greens of ancient landscapes, traditional Chinese colors evoke a sense of harmony, balance, and aesthetic refinement that has captivated people for centuries. We will explore the history, symbolism, and beauty of the most iconic colors together with the authors of books on traditional Chinese colors, Guo Hao. Whether you are an art lover, a history buff, or simply someone who appreciates beauty, the world of traditional Chinese colors is sure to enchant and inspire you. Guo Hao   Reclaiming Traditional Chinese Colors Guo Hao, a researcher of Chinese traditional colors, has spent five years scavenging for remnants of traditional colors from tens of thousands of ancient books and cultural relics. Due to cultural discontinuity, traditional Chinese colors are scattered in a large number of ancient books, and the whole process of recovery is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Guo Hao went through nearly 400 kinds of canonical…