Introduction to the Wall Surface of Xi'an City Wall's Jin Hui Dui Artwork

◎ Xi'an City Wall Ash Pile Works

This painting "Jin Hui Dui • Xi'an City Wall" was carefully extracted and crafted by the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, Feng Jing, combining ancient city culture with unique elements of the Xi'an City Wall. The original work was drawn on silk after six months, and the content of the painting from left to right is: the floral pattern of the Han Guangmen Site Museum; The Northwest Military and Political Commission, under the names of Peng Dehuai, Xi Zhongxun, and Zhang Zhizhong, issued a fragment of the "Order Prohibiting the Demolition of City Wall Bricks and Stones"; Early 20th century city walls; Overlooking the winding road outside Yongning Gate; The moat of Xi'an in the late Qing Dynasty; Golden logo of the city wall; Yongning Gate South Exit; Right Prime Minister's Seal; Museum of the Light containing Site; Eave horn beast; City Wall Samurai; The site of the Three Gates Road in Hanguangmen.

The painting "Jin Hui Dui • Xi'an City Wall" condenses the history and style of the city wall over the past thousand years into a square inch, replacing dry and lengthy textual explanations. It allows visitors to feel the temporal and spatial interweaving of the city wall, the dialogue between ancient and modern times, and also serves as a unique display window for the clever combination of intangible cultural heritage and the city wall.