Children’s Art Exhibition Celebrates Year of the Dragon
The Quanzhou Women and Children’s Activity Center is ringing in the Year of the Dragon with a special exhibition showcasing the art of young painters. Titled “The Legend of the Dragon,” the exhibition features 50 groups of children’s art works, each exploring the rich cultural symbolism of the dragon in Chinese tradition.
The dragon, as the totem of the Chinese nation, holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Representing majesty, strength, luck, and prosperity, the dragon is a powerful symbol in Chinese folklore and mythology. The children participating in the exhibition have embraced the theme of the dragon, expressing their love for traditional culture and their unique artistic perspectives through various forms of expression such as line drawing, cut-and-paste, handicrafts, printmaking, ink painting, and calligraphy.
The art works on display are a heartwarming gift from the children, reflecting their pure and beautiful spiritual world and positive outlook as the “descendants of the dragon.” Despite their youthful innocence, the art pieces are filled with vibrant colors, delicate lines, unique compositions, and wild imagination, showcasing the children’s artistic expression abilities and unique personalities.
“The Legend of the Dragon” exhibition invites viewers to appreciate the children’s works and to celebrate their creativity, curiosity, and imagination. The dragon element is strong in the exhibition, and visitors are encouraged to immerse themselves in the spirit of the dragon and the positive energy and auspiciousness it represents as we embark on a new year.
The exhibition is a reminder of the cultural richness and the importance of passing down traditions to the younger generation. Visitors are encouraged to support and encourage the young artists as they express themselves and celebrate the Year of the Dragon.
The “The Legend of the Dragon” is a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together and welcome the new year with a celebration of art, creativity, and the enduring spirit of the dragon.
(Chen Yanghui)
Editor in charge: Lai Minrong