Kejing Sui Chu - Wang Hongmei Calligraphy and Painting Restoration Exhibition.

In the Imperial City Art Museum within the red walls of the Beijing Imperial City, a special painting exhibition is being held. Why is it a special painting exhibition? Because what is displayed in this exhibition is not a work (calligraphy and painting), but the restoration process of a work. This exhibition is "Kejing Sui Chu - Wang Hongmei Calligraphy and Painting Restoration Exhibition". Wang Hongmei, a research curator and calligraphy and painting restoration expert at the Palace Museum, is the third generation inheritor of the ancient calligraphy and painting mounting and restoration skills of the Palace Museum. Wang Hongmei has been working in the Palace Museum for 29 years, specializing in cultural relic protection, especially calligraphy and painting restoration. She has been pursuing exquisite skills tirelessly, and has restored 350 pieces. Especially the Yuan Dynasty "Huang Gongwang Tianchi Stone Wall Picture Scroll"; Yuan Dynasty "Wang Meng Summer Mountain Residence Picture Scroll"; Yuan Dynasty "Zhao Mengfu's Portrait of Du Fu Scroll"; Qing Dynasty "Hua Yan Self-Portrait Scroll"; Qing Dynasty "Fan Qi Washing Tongtu Scroll" and other important first-class cultural relics have reached a high level of restoration, enabling these Chinese treasures to be reborn and continue. What is exciting is that we also have a large number of cultural relic restorers who are similar to her. They are also "Kejing Sui Chu", dedicated to protecting and inheriting the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, and working hard to make China's cultural relic protection cause continue to reach new heights. Imperial City Art Museum Address: No. 9, Changpuhe Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening hours: 10:00-17:30 (Admission stops at 17:30)