The Concubine Who Ended the Tang Dynasty…and (Temporarily) Created a New One. The next notable Tang ruler is Wu Zetian, a concubine of Emperor Taizong, who later became the first concubine of his ...

Anyone seeking inspiration for female empowerment or representation in Chinese history usually finds what she is looking for in the arts of the Tang Dynasty (618-907 C.E.). Across a wide survey of ...

Throckmorton Fine Art is pleased to present an expansive exhibit of small-scale works of art from the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE), an era of openness and prosperity in Chinese history. Some fifty ...

Red Cliff, a displayed scroll painting, was how the celebrated Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) artist Qiu Ying honored Su Shi's most famous prose the Red Cliff Ode. In addition, a milestone painting in ...

According to Wu Weishan, the curator of the National Art Museum of China, during the flourishing Tang Dynasty, Chang’an was the center of silk production in China.

Susan Wan Dolling offers insights on translating Tang Dynasty poetry, focusing on Li Bai and Du Fu. Explore her approach, challenges, and the relevance of these classical works ... Uncover Rich ...

Poetry of Tang Dynasty is a pearl in world literature. The English translation of poetry of Tang Dynasty can help more people know about Chinese history, language and culture. As bilingual learners, ...

On the online video platform Bilibili, it has been viewed nearly 7.5 million times. Among the more than 18,000 comments, a user named Yueliulinshuang says: "Actually, I'm not that interested in dance, ...