Throughout history, in the field of art, especially painting, various attempts have been made to express changes in the weather in nature. In the East, the effects of brushes and ink, which were invented in China, were used to beautifully express natural phenomena such as changes in light and atmosphere, wind, rain, and clouds. Literati entrusted the ideal of seclusion to landscape paintings depicting deep mountains and valleys with vast, flowing clouds. In the 11th century, paintings such as the "Mie-ho Landscape Paintings" technique, which depicts clouds floating thickly at the foot of the mountains, and the "Eight Views of Xiaoxiang," which focuses on depicting landscapes that change from moment to moment depending on the weather and time of day, were born and became a theme that is widely loved in East Asia. Furthermore, various works were created that organically interact with motifs, such as those that depict scenes from famous Chinese poems and anecdotes, and those that symbolize the ideal form of humans by depicting plants that stand bravely against the wind and frost. Through paintings from China, the Korean peninsula, and Japan, this exhibition explores how the ever-changing weather has been expressed in East Asia.

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Nara Park

Spring Outings

风起鹰鲨

Nara Station can take the bus, but after the city hall will be very traffic jam, it is recommended that the city hall get off, take the personal tunnel, a few hundred meters. The park is very large, there are a lot of deer along the way, it is the Spring Festival Club, and it is a toll attraction to go west to Ruocao Mountain. The journey takes about 20 minutes.

Tōdai-ji

Historic buildings

晓舟工作室

Going to Nara, if you don&#39;t go to Dongdaeji, it&#39;s a pity. Because you will miss the hall of the world&#39;s largest wooden structure, you will also miss the great opportunity to feel the charm of Tang Feng, and it is even more difficult to experience the joy of Liang Sicheng and other Chinese architectural masters who found Wutaishan Foguang Temple!

Kasugataisha Shrine

Near the highest point of Nara Park, it takes more than 20 minutes to walk after getting off the bus. There are many lights and deer along the way. Pay attention to the business hours. If you go too late, you can&#39;t get in. If you have been to Kasuga Taisha, you can go to Wakakusa Mountain to watch the sunset. You must arrive before 17:00, otherwise the ticket seller will lock the door after get off work and you can only go out but not in.

Mount Wakakusa

Mountain climbing

The scenery is beautiful, you must buy tickets before 17:00, otherwise you can&#39;t get in. There are a lot of deer inside. Almost half of the Chinese compatriots in the tourists climb to the peak and watch the sunset. It is very pleasant. Walk carefully, the mountain is a bit steep, look good on the children, there is a bathroom inside, the import and export is different, go out to Dongda Temple.

Toshodaiji

VOVO逍遥行

Built in 759 AD and built in 770, it is the main temple of the Buddhist Lizong in Japan, and the Todai Temple Jietan Temple is listed as the two major temples for the dissemination and study of law. The gate of the temple is &quot;Tang Zhaoti Temple&quot;, which is the font of the Japanese queen Xiaoqian imitating the king and the king. The temple has the Tianping Times Lecture Hall, the Jietan Temple, the Nara Times Jintang, the Kamakura Times Drum Tower and other buildings, Jintang, Jingzang, Drum Tower, Jianzhen statue and so on are known as national treasures. Jianzhen also brought China&#39;s Tang Dynasty high-level civilization, promoted the improvement of Japanese Buddhist, medical, architectural and sculpture levels, 1980 and 2010, Jianzhenxiang twice returned to Yangzhou &quot;provincial relatives&quot;, 1998, Tang Zhaoti Temple as &quot;the cultural property of the ancient capital Nara&quot; Important parts are included in the World Heritage List.

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