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Is this man really dancing with carp: a revelation of a traditional Chinese story on filial piety

Posted byYibin NiPosted incommonly misunderstood images

Have you wondered why you often see an image of a man lying or ‘dancing’ beside a large fish on Chinese antiques? Is it referring to some figure and story in ancient China? Here is Dr Yibin Ni explaining to us the meaning of this touching story that reveals the traditional Chinese virtue of filial piety.

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How a massacre in ancient China influenced European literature, painting and theatre

Posted byYibin NiPosted incommonly misunderstood images

Story scenes painted on Chinese porcelains are sometimes mysterious and challenging to understand. Dr Yibin Ni, whose specialised research is to demystify figures and story scenes, and decode motifs, symbols and pun rebuses in Chinese art, is here to tell the modern world about a story that happened two and a half thousand years ago in ancient China.

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