The intense, square-jawed Chinese artist stared fixedly at the rice paper taped to the wall, his wolf-and-goat-hair brush poised in his hand like a dart. Suddenly he reached to the top of the ...

Expressing spirit is at the heart of Chinese brush painting. It’s believed that a single brush stroke has the ability to portray the artist’s life force, sensitivity and thought processes ...

The distinctiveness of Chinese culture, as observed in Cailiang Yu’s work, suggests that the Chinese landscape painting evolution has transcended binary choices of tradition or Western influences.

The number of social media followers of the artist, who calls himself Wuheqilin, has since risen to 1 million, with some hailing the image as a new chapter in Chinese propaganda artwork.

Chinese painting vastly different from Western painting, not focused on the human form, uses soft not hard brushes, made on paper or silk, not on stretched canvas, and can be rolled up, Tools ...

The number of social media followers of the artist, who calls himself Wuheqilin, has since risen to 1 million, with some hailing the image as a new chapter in Chinese propaganda artwork.