A Historical Witness of Tea Culture： Wuyutai＇s Tea Shop in Beixinqiao

<正>An outstanding enterprise must be an enterprise with cultural pursuit. Wuyutai has developed a unique corporate culture through its chain store operation. Wu...     

Wuyutai Teahouse： A Hundred-year-old Brand Name

One century may occupy only a page in a history text book, but for the famous Chinese tea shop Wuyutai, that means several generations of contribution and pursuit. One hundred years ago, to Beijing local people, Wuyutai was only one of numerous tea shops run by immigrant businessmen from south China. Now, they say, ““Our Wuyutai has enjoyed a history of more than one hundred years.““ The past century has witnessed this tea brand name‘s integration with Old Beijing.     

Wuyutai’s Tea Shop in Huhhot

<正>An outstanding enterprise must be an enterprise with cultural pursuit.Wuyutai has developed a unique corporate culture through its chain store operation.Wuyu...     

Wuyutai’s Tea Shop in Harbin

<正>An outstanding enterprise must be an enterprise with cultural pursuit. Wuyutai has developed a unique corporate culture through its chain store operation.Wuy...     

Centennial Flavor of Wuyutai＇s Jasmine Tea

Beijing doesn＇t produce tea but people of old Beijing were fond of flagrant flavor of jasmine tea and developed a habit of drinking jasmine tea every day. Like salt and oil, jasmine tea is a necessity of every family. When a visitor came in old times, the family host would serve him with a lidded cup of jasmine tea. When the tea cup＇s cover is opened, the whole room would be permeated with fragrant aroma of jasmine flower.     

Wuyutai＇s Tea Moon Cakes

From a single centennial shop to over 300 chains studding northern China and radiating nationwide, the past fifteen years witnessed Wuyutai＇s rapid development and grand achievements, its shared journey with alliance businesses and its efforts to deepen and widen tea market, Whenever and wherever, first-class products and services are essential to success. Looking into the future,     

Plastic Banned： Wuyutai＇s New Strategy for Going Out

May 1st, No smoke -- smoking in public is prohibited; June 1st, No Plastic-- Non-plastic materials used on shop packages July 1st, Day of out-going- Cars outgoing on required dates     

China＇s First Art Museum Celebrates Its 80th Anniversary

Suzhou Art Museum, first built nearly one century ago, celebrated its 80th anniversarv this autumn. Despite so many ups and downs, this Greek-style structure, with 14 columns in its facade, still stands chicly at the bank of Canglangting （surging wavepavilion） River, housing art exhibitions and receiving numerous visitors every year.     

Top Art Collectors Dominate World＇s Art Market

ARTnews magazine, a prestigious USA-based art periodical with a history of 105 years,announced in 2007 the ARTnews 200, its annual list of the 200 most active players in the art market. However, only a few of Asian names were included in this annual list and there was no single Mainland Chinese name on the ARTnews 200 that year. What did that list on the world＇s leading art collectors mean to the overheated art market in China and 70 million Chinese who are involved with art collection？     

Past and Present： China＇s Handicraft Art

Traditional handicraft art is part of the traditional culture of China and known as living fossils to record lives of ancient Chinese. There are various forms of traditional handicraft art in China, including ceramics, jade carving, ivory carving, cloisonne, lacquer carving, wood carving, gold and silver wares, shadow play, kites, lanterns,     

Small Drawings,Great Art Ren Shuaiying＇s Art Exhibition Held in China＇s National Gallery

In May 2011, Ren Shuaiying's Retrospective Exhibition was held in the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) in commemoration of this master artist's 100th     

A Rich Mosaic of Art： Taiwan＇s Water and Ink Paintings Displayed in Mainland

An exhibition on Taiwan＇s water and ink painting masterpieces were displayed in National Art Museum of China last November. The exhibition featured nearly 120 artworks by twelve artists from Taiwan showcasing update painting accomplishments of Taiwan today The exhibition was also hailed as a big art event In Mainland Talwan culfural interaction, following the exhibition of the same subjects by young Mainland artists held In Taiwan in 2004.     

PROSPERITY AND GLAMOUR——Dunhuang Art Exhibition on display at China＇s national gallery

Through the green-top, red-pillar archway, viewers are welcomed by two color-painted statues of Heavenly Icings, The floor paved with gray lotus-patterned bricks and the colored doom roof redemonstrate the miraculous grottoes in Dunhuang. On January 19,     

Lu Junjie＇s Purple Sand Pottery Art： Breakthroughs and Innovations

The exhibition on Lu Junjie＇s purple sand pottery art, held in the National Art Museum of China, offers viewers a rare opportunity to learn about explorations and innovations that the artist has made in this traditional form of art. His masterpieces present us a miraculous picture on the art of purple sand pottery and help us better understand his efforts in creating Innovative artworks by integrating traditions with modern concepts and techniques,     

Something from Nothing： Bian Qing＇s Exhibition Held in Beijing

<正>From April 11 to 19,"Something from Nothing:Bian Qing’s Exhibition"was held in Today Art Museum in Beijing.This exhibition was co-organized by the Center of ...     

Vigorous and Unrestrained： Weng Changjiang＇ s Painting

On an early summer day of 1995 my wife and I viewed a painting exhibition on eight artists from South China at the Research Institute of Chinese Traditional Painting. After enjoying the nearly 100 painting masterpieces and walking out of the exhibition hall, I noticed a solo exhibition being held in the side hall. The 400-odd ink paintings of portrait and landscape in a freehand brushwork style immediately captured my attention.     

Paper-cutting：Qiang People＇s Totem

<正>Qiang people is the oldest ethnic group in southwest China.With a time-honored history and rich culture, Qiang people have developed unique expressions of fo...     

Ceremonial Costumes of Qing-Dynasty EmperorsDeep Love for ChinaA Low-Carbon Tour around Qujiang Theme ParkWuyutai＇s Tea Shop Opens in World Expo ParkFolk Architecture and Customs of Yi People47 Art information

The Qing Dynasty, the last feudal dynasty in China, is known for its most sophisticatedsystem for imperial costumes. Emperor costumes of the Qing Dynasty include ceremonial costumes, daily wears, traveling,wears and clothes dressedin raining days. Ceremonia costumes worn on importantoccasions, such as festivals and rites, are also called ＂dragon gowns＂in Chinese, as emperors were belieged to be the“soias of dragon”.