Mythological figures of ancient Chinese mythological figuresThere were many mythological characters in ancient China, such as:
1. Jade Emperor: One of the highest gods in Taoism. He is considered to be the Heavenly Emperor and the ruler of Taoism.
Apollo, the god of wisdom and the sun in ancient Greek mythology, was believed to be the creator of light and fire.
3. The Moon Goddess, Artemis: In ancient Greek mythology, the Moon Goddess was the daughter of the God of Hunting and Nature. She often appeared with Apollo.
Thor: The god of thunder in Norse mythology had a huge hammer and the power of lightning.
The Queen Mother of the West: In ancient China mythology, the Holy Mother of the West King was the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven. She was considered to be the master of heaven and earth and one of the immortals.
The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl are the legendary figures of the China Qixi Festival. They are couples in heaven who meet on the night of the Qixi Festival every year.
Legend of the White Snake: It is a famous love story in China. It tells the love story between the White Lady and Xu Xian. It is known as a classic love story.
Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: It is a famous collection of China novels, which contains many fairy tales and ghost legends. It is known as the pinnacle of ancient China novels.
These are only a small part of the ancient China mythological characters. There are many other mythological characters, each of which has its own unique legends and personality characteristics.
Official figuresIn the Song Dynasty,'official' was what the subjects called the emperor.
There were many emperors in the Song Dynasty who were known as " officials ". For example, Zhao Kuangyin, the first emperor of the Song Dynasty. He started the Song Dynasty through the Chen Qiao mutiny and the emperor's robe. He had great talent and strategy. He had many achievements in politics and military affairs, including the suppression of warlords and the unification of the south and north.
Song Renzong Zhao Zhen was also a typical "official", which was shown in the play "Qingping Music", which described the situation of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty. He had three important women in his life: Liu E, Empress Cao, and Zhang Yihan. Liu E was a legendary woman who had been in charge of the Northern Song Dynasty for more than ten years. Empress Cao was born after the founding of the country and was virtuous. Zhang Yuhan was very favored but also very domineering. Song Renzong often had to restrain himself and balance, scheme and calculate, endure and give up, etc. between the court, the world, and the concubines.
In the relevant content of Shao Song, there was also a mention of "official". For example, Zhao Jiu of Cangzhou, the "official", had the image of daring to cross the river on a snowy night, kill the chaotic army, and face the Jin people. He was believed to be indomitable in resisting the Jin Dynasty.
The last official of the Song Dynasty was the last emperor, Zhao Bing. With the help of the soldiers of the Southern Song Dynasty, he established a small exiled court. In the end, he was defeated and buried in the sea.
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Neon figuresHere are some people related to neon lights:
- keith sonnier: he was one of the first artists to use light as a sculptural material. In the late 1960s, he began to experiment with incandescent lamps, neon tubes, and other materials to explore the spread of light to the surrounding space. In his works, neon became a unique artistic language, emphasizing the audience's psychological feelings towards light, such as the works "ballroom chandelier" and "Comos".
- Glenn Ligon: American artist. He has been making white neon light devices since 2006. The core of his art is the exploration of the meaning of color. Through reflection on the meaning of black Americans, his works show more personal and political characteristics, such as Rückenfigur and Poetry Notes of the Third World.
- Tracey Emin: British feminism artist. Inspired by life, she frankly conveyed her emotions of trauma, pain, joy, and hope to the audience through colorful neon lights. Her works were exhibited in Times Square in New York, such as "I Never Said/I Never Can Love You/I Said I Never Can Love" and so on.
- He An: His works involve installation, sculpture and other fields. Neon lights are a recognizable and particularly "favorite" artistic language and expression technique in his works. Through neon lights, he creates a world full of desire.
- Mr. Takahashi, a Japanese neon light craftsman: 12 years of learning, 36 years of persistence in making neon lights. His dream is to become an artist. The process of making neon lights is meticulous and complicated, including the bending of glass tubes, the addition of poles, the venting and inflating of gases, and other processes.
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