Imagine spending 10 years recreating iconic artworks that tell the story of a nation’s resilience. That’s exactly what painter Nie Xugang has done, blending brushstrokes with history to keep China’s revolutionary spirit alive. 🖼️
Ahead of the 104th anniversary of the Communist Party of China’s founding, Nie opened his studio to young visitors, transforming it into a dynamic classroom. "Every weekend, students come here to learn through art," he shared, highlighting how his replicas of patriotic masterpieces spark conversations about China’s journey.
From interactive sessions with primary schoolers to deep dives into revolutionary themes, Nie’s work bridges generations. His gallery isn’t just about art—it’s a time machine connecting today’s youth to the values that shaped modern China. 📚✨
