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Exhibition on Chinese New Year opens in Beijing

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The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The
The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The
The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The
The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The
The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

The "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition opens in Beijing on January 21, 2026. / Tsinghua University Art Museum

Focused on the theme of Chinese New Year, an exhibition bringing together more than 150 artifacts from the Tsinghua University Art Museum's collection has opened in Beijing.

By fostering a deep dialogue between the art history of artifacts and the cultural perspectives of daily folk life, the "Rituals and Radiance of Nian" exhibition offers a comprehensive exploration of Chinese New Year traditions, ethical sentiments, and artistic expressions. It also sheds light on  the cultural context behind the Year of the Horse — the Chinese zodiac animal for 2026.

Beyond serving as a mere display of Chinese culture, the exhibition aims to organize and revitalize the nation's folk customs and traditions, showcasing their embedded aesthetic and spiritual values. 

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