Thirteen Dynasties in the Ancient Capital of Xi'an

Jin Hui Dui "is an elegant literati painting genre originating from the Song and Yuan dynasties. It is a realistic painting with three-dimensional visual art characteristics, integrating various art forms such as painting, seal carving, and full form expansion. This characteristic painting genre, which has been passed down for over 800 years, was almost lost due to its difficulty and long time consumption. However, female artist Feng Jing from Xi'an has made this ancient fashion still shine brightly today from an artistic perspective.

The profound and extensive traditional Chinese culture is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Fengjing. As is well known, Xi'an is known as the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties. This painting focuses on selecting kneeling archers and bronze chariots from the Qin Dynasty during the Thirteen Dynasties period; The Han Dynasty's "Nine Chapters on Arithmetic" and "Longevity and Longevity" pottery; The Tang Dynasty's "Walking Chariots" painting, calligraphy by Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan; San Shi Pan and others from the Western Zhou Dynasty.