Emperors’ Treasures: Exploring Taiwan
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- Join ABC7’s Kristen Sze as she explores objects from one of the world’s greatest collections of Chinese art and Taiwan. Through paintings, ceramics and jades, you’ll discover nine rulers who shaped the evolution of art in China. These masterpieces will be on display in the exhibition Emperors’ Treasures: Chinese art from the National Palace Museum, Taipei, on view from June 17 through September 18, 2016 at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. You’ll not only learn more about these magnificent works of art, but you’ll also experience
Taiwan today. Home to breathtaking landscapes, diverse Asian cuisine, rich culture, and so much more.
www.asianart.org/emperors
Beautiful. Thank you
Very beautiful!
Gracias a todas y todos las/los expertos, divulgadoras/es y en general a todas las personas que hacen posible que podamos soñar con estos tesoros de una belleza insuperable.❤
這是我漂亮的家，台灣。
These cultural relics were fortunate to escape the ordeal of destruction had they remained in China during Cultural Revolution
Well , you can also say they have been stolen ... if you want to push to the extreme .... the way China changes is China’s history .... Chiba has been trough more tough times then now ....
Look back into history I have become a collector myself
Very charming and inspiring ... pity the new educational regulations seem to go into the direction to consider Chinese history as “foreign” culture ... at the same level as European or American ( well very young history ) history .... feel sad ...
I have7pices of landscape chinees painting
Too many references to China/Chinese. Tsai Ing-wen is not happy🐸
i ;ived in taipei from 1982 to 1987
Genghis khan is Mongolian.
Yes!
官員啊官員，可以派一個說的比較流利的出來嗎?
The handsome teahouse boy speaks much better English;)
Ordinary propaganda video for Taiwan, if you want to see these type of treasures, go to the Chinese forbidden city video´s
I cannot find any. Please could you give a link.
Not Chinese. But Taiwan actually saved these treasures from the destructive nature of the Cultural Revolution. Lets be grateful to ROC for saving these hundreds of thousands of treasures that at one time may have been all lost in recent history. These aren't ordinary artifacts but Emperors treasures!
@@angelobandal7112 Still Taiwan calls itself Republic of China. They still use traditional writing system. The U.S. and most countries in the U.N. don't consider Taiwan a country.
@@chrinsamvisal I am not Chinese is what I mean. I have indicated that ROC is Taiwan.
That ugly building for the imperial treasures! They should be house in the Imperial palace in Beijing!