Let me see how "earthy" this art exhibition is

After seeing the Haihunhou at the Minbo, I happened to encounter the first day of the new exhibition at the neighboring Haipai Art Museum. I could see two high-quality exhibitions for free in one afternoon, full of value. Exhibition time: 1.9-1.27 Exhibition: Starting from Xu Beihong's Guizhou Tuzhi - New Experience of Chinese Fine Art Exhibition The paper-based art exhibition sounds quite innovative. I quickly googled what Guizhou Tuzhi is, and it turns out that it's so sophisticated. It is said that after Xu Beihong discovered Guizhou Tuzhi, 99 out of 100 horses he painted were from Guizhou Tuzhi. Master Xu praised Guizhou Tuzhi for its strong ink absorption, toughness, delicate white color, and no wrinkles when folded. The painting and the paper complement each other. This seemingly ordinary paper requires 16 production processes and two months to complete. The Tuzhi, which has long been a Guizhou intangible cultural heritage, continues to evolve and innovate, deriving more than 10 different categories for painting and calligraphy. Now, both ink and wash and oil ink have their own dedicated types, and this ancient technique continues to get better and better on the path of inheritance. The 102 Guizhou Tuzhi works on display this time are rich in subject matter, and as a novice, I deeply felt the charm of different artists' styles. The concurrent "Mountain Village Transformation - The Practice of Guizhou Modernization by Chinese Artists" exhibition, through 148 sketching works, shows the unique beauty of Guizhou's landscape and humanities. After watching it, I immediately wanted to take a tour of Guizhou. tips: Opening hours: 9:30-16:30 (stop admission at 16:00), closed on Monday, no reservation required.