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🗓️#Jingzhe (#AwakeningofInsects)—3rd of the 24 #SolARTerms—arrives today as an annual morning alarm for animals and plants. As temperatures, sunshine🌞and rainfall increase, the nature is about to thrive.

Album of Flowers and Insects, Chen Hongshou, 1633
🎨花鸟草虫册 明 陈洪绶

🏞️This #TravelTuesday, let's escape from the urban hustle and bustle and immerse ourselves in the tranquil countryside scenes depicted by Yang Borun in 1884.

🖌️山水册 清 杨伯润

💐#FridayFlowers to brighten your day.

If a flower blooms without leaves accompanied, imagine how loneliness it would be!

🎨花卉册 清 朱熊
Album of Flowers, Zhu Xiong, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

🏞️#MuseumMomentofZen
This painting in careful composition can be viewed from different angles. Imagine yourself walk across the bridge, over the hills or near the lake to discover more than one landscape.

Beauty of Shihu Lake, Wen Zhengming, 1532
🎨石湖清胜图卷 明 文徵明

#FridayFlowers to brighten your day!

💐How do you find these colors, vibrant or tranquil? Or interestingly both?

🎨花卉册 清 朱熊
Album of Flowers, Zhu Xiong, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

🗓️Today marks the 23rd #SolARTerms, #Xiaohan, or #LesserCold. During such the probably coldest period of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, the nature is pale yet peaceful, quiet and full of hopes.

🎨古树寒鸦图轴 明 林良
Jackdaws Perching on an Old Tree, Lin Liang (1415–1480)

🎞️#SundayStory

🐎The man in red costume on the upper side of this Gu's embroidery represents Xiao He, the chief advisor of the king Liu Bang (256–195 BCE). He is trying to persuade the man in black, Han Xin, a military genius to serve the king and finally succeeds.

🌹Wish the last days of 2021 as rosy as these #FridayFlowers.

🎨花卉册 清 (1644–1911) 张熊

💐#FridayFlowers

🖌️Brushes tinted with black ink create hues as soft and gentle as colorful ones yet are blessed with a strong sense of vividness.

🎨花卉册 清 (1644–1911) 张熊

📷#FridayFlowers

💐These lovely blossoms are subtly painted by Zhang Xiong, one of the "Three Bears in Shanghai" adept at painting flowers & birds. Enjoy those nuanced bright colors created in the Qing dynasty.

花卉册 张熊 清 (1644-1911)