The Formation of National Treasures - Special Exhibition of Painting and Calligraphy

Through the "Special Exhibition on the Formation of National Treasures", this book hopes to introduce the purpose and achievements of the antiquities classification system to the Chinese people through the exhibition and interpretation of the essence of calligraphy and painting.

A total of 45 pieces were selected for exhibition, including 34 Chinese treasures of calligraphy and painting and 11 important antiquities, including Wang Xizhi (303-361) of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Han Gan (8th century) of the Tang Dynasty, Yan Wengui (967-1044) of the Song Dynasty, and Wengui (967-1044) of the Song Dynasty. Tong (1018-1079), Su Shi (1036-1101), Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), Mi Fu (1051-1108), Huizong Zhao Ji (1082-1135) , Su Hanchen (12th century ), Gaozong Zhao Gou(1107-1187), Lu You(1125-1210), Zhu Xi(1130-1200), Mu Yi(1178-?), Li Di (12th century), Yuan Dynasty Gao Kegong(1248-1310), Zhao Mengfu(1254-1322), Chen Lin(1260-1320), Wei Jiuding(14th century) ), Wang Yuan (active between 1299-1366), Wu Zhen(1280-1354), Zhang Yu(1283-1350), Zhao Yong(1291-1361), Ni Zan(1301-1374), Wang Meng(1308-1385), Ming Dynasty Shen Du(1357-1434), Bian Wenjin(1356-1428), Dai Jin(1388-1462) ), Shang Xi(15th century), Tang Yin(1470-1524), Qiu Ying(1494-1552), Qing Dynasty Wang Hui(1632-1717), Yun Shouping( 1633-1690) and other famous masterpieces, each of which is a moment of fame in the history of art.