Move over, TikTok—traditional Chinese art is stealing the spotlight! The film A Tapestry of a Legendary Land recently swept through Beijing schools, blending history lessons with cinematic magic. Directors Zhou Liya and Han Zhen led their team to engage over 1,000 students, unveiling the untold story of Northern Song painter Wang Ximeng and his 12-meter masterpiece One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains.
At Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Zhou shared her vision: ‘We wanted to explore China’s landscapes through a female lens—Wang Ximeng isn’t just a painter, she’s a **mood**. Her brushstrokes capture the soul of our heritage.’
Meanwhile, at Haidian District’s Foreign Language Experimental School, Han Zhen fired up 400+ students: ‘Think of Wang as the OG influencer of Chinese art! One fan said he ‘commanded mountains like a rockstar’—that’s the energy we want Gen Z to embrace.’ The Q&A sessions turned into impromptu art appreciation classes, proving ancient landscapes can still slay in 2024.
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The film A Tapestry of a Legendary Land recently swept through Beijing schools, blending history lessons with cinematic magic. Directors Zhou Liya and Han Zhen led their team to engage over 1,000 students, unveiling the untold story of Northern Song painter Wang Ximeng and his 12-meter masterpiece One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains.
At Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Zhou shared her vision: ‘We wanted to explore China’s landscapes through a female lens—Wang Ximeng isn’t just a painter, she’s a **mood**. Her brushstrokes capture the soul of our heritage.’ 
One fan said he ‘commanded mountains like a rockstar’—that’s the energy we want Gen Z to embrace.’ The Q&A sessions turned into impromptu art appreciation classes, proving ancient landscapes can still slay in 2024. 
