Blending Ink and Song: A Sino-French Artistic Encounter
A painting exhibition and concert at Taizhou University celebrating 60 years of Sino-French diplomacy brought together Taizhou School ink painter Wu Limin and Paris-based soprano Qiu Shuwei, whose interwoven music and visual art created a shared world of imagination and emotional resonance for audiences.
The Starr Family and the Rise of China's Civil Aviation
The Starr family, whose Shanghai-founded insurance business grew into AIG, helped modernize China's civil aviation through its aircraft leasing arm ILFC—a century-long U.S.-China cooperation story that began in 1919 and came full circle as China became a global aviation power.
The Millennium-Old Yue Kiln Celadon Continues the Cultural Bond Between China and the United States.
A Yue kiln celadon "Dragon and Phoenix Seal" co-created by Chinese ceramic master Chen Pengfei and Taiwanese seal-carving artist Tang Yaxuan has been acquired by the Carter Center, marking the latest international recognition for their cross-strait artistic collaboration.
Kissinger Institute for U.S.-China Relations Collects Ink Paintings by Wu Limin at the Wilson Center’s 2024 Conference on China Studies
Chinese ink master Wu Limin's paintings were presented to the Kissinger Institute for U.S.-China Relations during the Wilson Center's 2024 China Studies Conference, where they will be permanently preserved as a symbol of friendship.