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A dialogue on China-Japan cultural exchange and the global expression of Chinese aesthetics is taking place at the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan.
Chinese and Japanese experts in the fields of architecture and culture discuss cultural cooperation and exchange. Guest speakers include Yuko Hasegawa, visiting professor at Kyoto University; Naito Sakae, curator of the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts; and Chinese architect Wang Yiwu.
The dialogue is part of a CGTN event that includes the launch of the Japanese edition of "Tang Architecture: Building Timeless Glory," the third season of the CGTN Art Series.
This interactive digital exhibition highlights the beauty of architectural marvels made during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and immerses viewers in the aesthetics of that golden age. It brings to life wooden structures that profoundly influenced global design and are revered as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese architecture. In this way, it opens a new window for people to explore traditional Chinese art and culture.
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A dialogue on China-Japan cultural exchange and the global expression of Chinese aesthetics is taking place at the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan.
Chinese and Japanese experts in the fields of architecture and culture discuss cultural cooperation and exchange. Guest speakers include Yuko Hasegawa, visiting professor at Kyoto University; Naito Sakae, curator of the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts; and Chinese architect Wang Yiwu.
The dialogue is part of a CGTN event that includes the launch of the Japanese edition of "Tang Architecture: Building Timeless Glory," the third season of the CGTN Art Series.
This interactive digital exhibition highlights the beauty of architectural marvels made during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and immerses viewers in the aesthetics of that golden age. It brings to life wooden structures that profoundly influenced global design and are revered as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese architecture. In this way, it opens a new window for people to explore traditional Chinese art and culture.