#ximeng

[jamesusilljournal]

Detail from 'A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains, Wang Ximeng, c.1113

#Wang Ximeng #Chinese Art #12th Century #Landscape #Painting #Art History

[thefeastandthefast]

#chinese classical dance #只此青绿 #lead dancer meng qingyang 孟庆旸 #choreographers zhou liya 周莉亚 and han zhen 韩真 #in honor of the first day of chinese new year #possibly the best thing that has ever appeared on the stage of the spring festival gala #that feeling of being taken into and through the painting #as it is slowly rolled out in front of you #an effect that is heightened by the structure of the dance in which you encounter multiple climactic moments #I watched the excerpt of it that was performed at the gala and lost my mind over it for a month #this is a slightly longer sevenish minute excerpt from what they call a poetic dance drama #about the making of the painting #a thousand li of rivers and mountains #千里江山图 #painted by the eighteen year old #wang ximeng #王希孟

[durruti23]

Wang Ximeng - A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains (detail) (1113)

https://www.shine.cn/feature/art-culture/1710255418

https://en.dpm.org.cn

#wang ximeng #a thousand li of rivers and mountains #12th century #Qianli Jianshan Tu #china #painting #mountain #landscape #orange #blue #nature #river #1113 #northern song dynasty #green #ink #palace museum in beijing #beijing #the palace museum

[myobt]

Canvas to Stage

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#A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains #art #calm #Chinese art #dance #Only Blue and Green #Only Green #Only This Green #painting #performance #Postaday #silk painting #Wang Ximeng #Zen

[chinesehanfu]

[Hanfu · 漢服]China's national Important Cultural Relics Impression Series By Artist @陆曼陀

 China Neolithic Period:The Hongshan culture(4700-2900 BC)Relics<玉猪龙/Pig dragon>

China Shang dynasty / Western Zhou dynasty(1200–800 BC) · Shu state Relics < 太阳神鸟金饰/Golden Sun Bird>

China Western Han Dynasty (202 BC – 9 AD)Artifact Relics<长信宫灯/oil lamp in the shape of a kneeling female servant>

After the lamp is lit, the soot enters the base of the palace lantern through the sleeve to achieve the purpose of cleaning the air.

China Eastern Han Dynasty(25–220 AD)Artifact Relics<铜奔马 or the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow (馬踏飛燕)>

China Eastern Han Dynasty(25–220 AD) Artifact Relics<摇钱树/Money tree (myth)>

China Tang Dynasty(618–907CE) Artifact Relics<女立俑/Female standing figurine ​​​​>

China Song Dynasty (960–1279) Artifact Relics<汝窑天蓝釉刻花鹅颈瓶/Ru kiln sky blue glaze carved gooseneck bottle>

China Song Dynasty (960–1279) Painting<千里江山图/A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains>by 王希孟(Wang Ximeng)

China Yuan dynasty (1279–1368) Artifact Relics<霁蓝釉白龙纹梅瓶/Ji blue-glazed plum vase with white dragon pattern>

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[moononmyfloor]

Blue-Green Mountains and Rivers

The blue-green shan shui (simplified Chinese: 青绿山水; traditional Chinese: 青綠山水; pinyin: Qīng-Lǜ Shān-Shuǐ), is a Chinese painting style of "shan shui". The main colours of the paintings are blues and greens. (Source)

Emperor Minghuang's Journey to Sichuan; a blue-green shan shui painting depicting the flight of Emperor Xuanzong from Chang'an, a late Ming Dynasty painting after an original by Qiu Ying (1494–1552).

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The aesthetic brought on by this art style is acknowledged and celebrated to this day. Probably the most notable example would be this dance last year, that imitated the blue-green mountains using a clever combination of dyed clothing and choreography.

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There are cosplays like this too, paying homage to the style.

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See 19:50 mark for a whole CAKE!

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And in the currently airing Cdrama New Life Begins, there's a whole sequence of a banquet held with a blue-green shan shui diorama as the backdrop! (End of episode 5 and beginning of ep 6)

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If you know of more examples please feel free to share!😍

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#food #cdramanet #history #cdrama #chinese drama #new life begins #Youtube #blue-green shan shui #卿卿日常 #traditional art #traditional dance #Bite of Canton #青绿山水 #青綠山水 #Qīng-Lǜ Shān-Shuǐ

[sgiandubh]

Today's apocryphal Sun Tzu quote

People will always try to smear insolent beauty.

Wang Ximeng - A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, c. 1113, AD (silk scroll)

#sun tzu #fandom

[pureu-pi]

Shipping Game

Saw this shipping game a while ago so thought I would join in.

First ship: Chihiro x Haku (Spirited Away)

First OTP: Mirafreed (Mirajane Strauss x Freed Justine) (Fairy Tail)

Current favourite ship: Thatcher Davis x Ruth Weaver (The Mandela Catelogue)

Ship since first minute: LuLin (Lu Bixing x Lin Jingheng) (Can Ci Pin/The Defective)

Ship you wished had been endgame: Don't actually have one now I think about it...if I had to pick one though...Maebara Keiichi x Ryugu Rena (Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni/When They Cry)

(I think I would have cried if they were endgame)

Ship you wished was canon: FengQing (Feng Xin x Mu Qing) (Tian Guan Ci Fu/Heaven Official's Blessing)

Ship that most of the fandom hates but you like: Any combo of the Yi City Quartet (Song Lan, Xiao Xingchen, Xue Yang & A-Qing) (Mo Dao Zu Shi/The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation)

You don't watch the show but like the ship: XiMeng (Mo Xi x Gu Meng) (Yuwu/Remnants of Filth)

Ship that you wished had a different storyline: MuLian (Mu Qing x Xie Lian) (Tian Guan Ci Fu/Heaven Official's Blessing)

(Need more content for them T_T)

Favourite ship that is endgame: (putting two ships here because I can't choose!)

WangXian (Lan Wangji x Wei Wuxian) (Mo Dao Zu Shi/The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation)

Araragi Koyomi x Senjougahara Hitagi (Monogatari Series)

Tagging: @bleppities @biblenabading @muqingssaber @paljuresji @autheane @sofyflora98 @tearyphoenixx @sadghostgirl511

Feel free to pass this on :-)

#spirited away #sen to chihiro no kamikakushi #fairy tail #mirafreed #the mandela catalogue #thatcher davis #ruth weaver #can ci pin #lulin #higurashi #rena ryugu #keiichi maebara #fengqing #tgcf #xue yang #xiao xingchen #song lan #a qing #mdzs #yuwu #mo xi #gu meng #mulian #wangxian #araragi x senjogahara #monogatari series #shipping #my poor brain

[amerikanhervi]

RAINDROP ON GRASS BLADES, LEADING YOU A GAIJIN'S TREAT PATH. A GENTLE PURR BETRAYS TRUST.

"Xibai, there is no such thing as a samurai cat woman in Cantha. That's just a rumor, some of those stories you tell your children to behave!" Ximeng complained loudly to the trees, hands thrown into the air in exasperation.

At their feet the muddy slap of their boots into the freshly sodden mud rang through the trees like gunshots almost on their own. Their thick, slated and clunky Xunlai Jade exo-suits serving no better for the weight that would sludge them only deeper like quicksand if they attempted to walk lightly.

"I don't know. I've been hearing reports back from the Ministry of Defense that there's more than just gang activity--and besides, even the Brotherhood and the Speakers are on edge! Someone's been offing their lieutenants like they were small fry gangbangers!"

Xibai's distressed tone of voice echoed through the trees, bouncing like ricocheting gunshots through the branches and leaves before falling on what seemed like a dead silent forest. The rain pattering drowned out the sound not long after, leaving the empty chittering and bustling of the typical wildlife.

"Hey, wait!" Ximeng put her arm out to stop their companion, both of them looking down to the muddy ground to see sitting in a nice, daintily tied but wet bag and old red envelope and a few plastic-wrapped candies. She couldn't help but cheer out: "Ohhh yeah! Score!"

But above them, clung to the mossy and slippery ruins waited an apex predator. Invasive, and new to this ecological bubble of Cantha.

The two Brotherhood gangsters followed a trail of year-old candies and trinkets to the end of the hill. Now standing in the open rain, moonlight casting down from above the opening in the tree canopy. There were smiles on their faces, picking apart the crinkly plastic wrap in the middle of the muddy forest.

They were interrupted only shortly by the wet slap of something landing behind them. A large, hulking figure larger than any human or Tengu. It was neither--and it asked in a calm, petit voice:

"Are you the Maul Twins?"

The only words out of the twins mouth were "Yes--".

THEN THERE WAS SILENCE.

#Nullfur #Charr #Guild Wars 2 #The Queen of Beggars

[yuxuandeng]

A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains" (千里江山图) is one of my favorite paintings. I learnt how to draw Chinese painting when I was in kindergarten, and this is the painting shown by my teacher at the first painting class. I remember I was totally stunned by its beauty and elegance when I saw it. Then I got great interest in learning painting.

This famous Chinese painting was created by the Song Dynasty painter Wang Ximeng (王希孟) in the 12th century. It is considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Chinese landscape painting and is housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The painting depicts a panoramic landscape of China, featuring various rivers, mountains, valleys, and villages. Created using ink and color on silk, this five meters long painting is divided into two parts, with the upper section depicting the rivers and the lower section depicting the mountains. I can only show a part of this painting here because it is too long😂

Why it sticks with me is because of the beauty and elegance of this painting. The painting uses a technique known as "axial symmetry," which creates a balance and harmony in the image and allows the viewer to feel as though they are moving through the landscape. The painter used subtle, muted colors to create a sense of serenity and calm, and the intricate details in the trees, rocks, and water help to create a realistic and immersive landscape.

The cultural and historical significance of this painting is also an important reason why I like it so much. "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains" is a masterpiece of Chinese art and a symbol of the country's natural and cultural heritage, and its beauty lies in its combination of artistic technique, cultural significance, and aesthetic appeal of China. It represents the natural beauty of China and its cultural heritage, and also reflects the aspirations of the Song Dynasty, which sought to create a prosperous and peaceful society.

#visonandtextuality2023 #Blog Post4 Making Metapictures

[meizisi]

Inspired by the map of thousands of rivers and mountains painted by Wang Ximeng, this kind of Cheongsam dress is fulfilled with traditional style showing authentic Chinese cultural features. ------------We are Simeizi Clothing Co.,Ltd.

[erhaartreblogs]

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[worldsandemanations]

Cassiterite, Amo, Ximeng, Yunnan, China

[chinese-fine-art-gallery]

10[国家宝藏展演季]舞蹈诗剧《只此青绿》选段《入画》 表演：张翰 孟庆旸 等| CCTV

Dance inspired by the artist WANG Ximeng (1096-1119, aged 23) who painted his masterpiece 'A thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains' at 18 y.o. 

see the painting here

Chinese art,A thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains,by Wang Ximeng,千里江山图,王希孟CHINESEFINEARTGALLERY.ORG

#art

#chinese art

#chinese painting

#dance

#youtube

[kevinhongblog]

Wang Ximeng - A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains

1113 Categories:Works of Art/Traditional Chinese Landscape Paintings

Scroll entitled "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains," 51.5 cm long by 1191.5 cm wide, made of silk, without a mark, and now on display in the Palace Museum, features a panoramic view of the rivers and lakes, as well as long-distance overhead and multi-point perspective.

The author employs mineral hues, lime green with ochre in the centre, which are different and attractive. Houses, birds, and bridges are buried within the multi-layered peaks. The old Chinese colour scheme and the painting of mountains and rivers, which seem like mountains and lakes from afar and have the detail of "Easter eggs" when seen up close, supply me with a significant amount of inspiration for my work.

The distinctive colour palette and brushwork on the mountain peaks give me a special perspective on the environment from several ages, enabling me to paint the peaks of my hometown in a generic manner.

Wang Ximeng. (1113). A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains [Painting]. Traditional Chinese Landscape Art.

[romeoandjulietsextape]

One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, Wang Ximeng, 1113