Museum of Eastern Art

This is Italy’s most fun museum. There are many collections from Asia, which combine not only our ancient Chinese gifts but also their looted artwork. If you want to know what Italians think of China, you can come here and experience it.

After seeing the museum, I had to lament the vastness of our culture. I just returned from Turin last week. I wanted to travel the world since I was a child and finally punched in a new place. See the wonderful mystery of our ancient Chinese artifacts, and many collections from Asia, which gather not only gifts from our ancient China but also artworks they looted everywhere. ps: The latest tattoo art exhibition spicy eyes! In addition, the interior design of the museum is quite Zen, giving people a sense of peace and tranquility. The whole tour was very smooth. After watching it for a long time, Turin people were very friendly and enjoyed a slow life.

The Museum of History and Society has several different sections covering different parts of Asia, from China to Japan to the Himalayas and the Islamic world. The richest exhibitions may be centered around Chinese and Japanese, Buddha statues and scriptures, and statues in Western Greek mythology.

In Texas (as if Dallas), I have seen the concept of MAO again. As a display center of Oriental art, the exhibition hall in the city center displays many excellent East Asian art treasures, including Buddha statues, Tibet Tangka, etc. There are also some temporary displays of Islamic style, and Japanese oil paintings dotted with them are also very characteristic.

A display center for Oriental art, and temporary displays of Islamic style.