Introduction to the 14th National Games Cultural and Creative Industry

Jin Hui Dui, also known as "Ba Po Tu", is one of the treasures of traditional Chinese art. It is a realistic painting with three-dimensional visual art characteristics, integrating various art forms such as painting, seal carving, and full form expansion. The ancients called it "non calligraphy is better than calligraphy, non painting is better than painting", and it has unique aesthetic value.

This painting is specially created for the 14th National Games of the People's Republic of China. It uses traditional elements such as the representative Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Terra Cotta Warriors in Shaanxi, and skillfully combines Shaanxi specific cultural symbols such as Qin bricks, Han tiles, tablet rubbings, etc. with the design elements of the 14th National Games. It combines tradition and innovation, combines dynamic and static elements, and is full of wit and humor.

Xi'an, as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, is the origin of cultural exchange between the world and China, as well as the center of diversified cultural convergence and integration in Eurasia. As the only Chinese painting intangible cultural heritage project in Shaanxi, Jinhui Dui is a cultural and creative gift that combines this art form with silk, which is the refinement and sublimation of traditional culture. Square scarves can be used as wrist sweatshirts for athletes and volunteers, as well as unique gifts from Shaanxi to be brought around the world, continuing the forefront of the Silk Road.