Jiangsu exhibit sheds light on Chinese and South Korean folk paintings

Updated: Jul 26, 2023 www.chinaservicesinfo.com Print

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A Suzhou print depicting the Tiger Hill Pagoda by Chinese artist Qiao Lanrong, 2021, [Photo/Official WeChat account of the Museum of Wu]

On July 25, the Museum of Wu in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, kicked off an exhibit featuring Chinese and South Korean folk paintings. A total of 61 Taohuawu woodblock prints and folk paintings from South Korea are on display, showcasing the creativity of people from the two countries. The exhibit will run through to Sept 10.

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