fuchun mountain residence bookmark

"Bookmark of" Residence in Fuchun Mountain ": A thousand-year-old cultural context in the mountains and rivers In the history of oriental art, no long scroll of mountains and rivers can so perfectly melt the reclusive ideals of literati and literati, the artist's perception of life and the collective memory of national culture into ink and wash like "The Painting of Residence in Fuchun Mountain". This six-meter-long scroll, created during the Yuan Zhizheng period, has gone through 670 years of vicissitudes. In the legendary destiny of burning and breaking off and dividing the two sides of Tibet, it has been sublimated into a cultural symbol that transcends the artistic ontology. The century-old fusion of the National Palace Museum in Taipei in 2011 allowed the 360-year separation to complete the dialogue across the Taiwan Strait. This exhibition not only achieved a grand event in the history of art, but also triggered deep thinking on cultural identity at the level of political metaphor. In the digital exhibition hall, when the audience carefully observes every ink rhyme and stroke mark through 4K imaging technology, the way traditional literati paintings are viewed is undergoing a revolutionary transformation. When "Residence in Fuchun Mountain" becomes the background pattern of the G20 Summit in Hangzhou, and when ink animation technology reproduces Huang Gongwang's creative process, ancient artistic heritage is participating in the dialogue of civilizations in a new form. This creative transformation between tradition and modernity is just like the rupture and rebirth of the picture itself, which confirms the strong ability of Chinese culture to rehabilitate itself. From the Qing Dynasty's study offerings of hermits to the cultural totem of the contemporary world, the legend of "The Painting of Residence in Fuchun Mountain" is still being written. It is no longer just an art treasure in museums, but also a visual epic in the collective memory of the Chinese nation and a genetic map of the oriental aesthetic spirit. In this long ink scroll carrying the code of civilization, what we understand is not only the mountains and rivers ideals of the ancients to "clarify the Tao", but also the endless vitality of Chinese civilization. "