Pathfinder Episode 128: Qingzhou Museum is Amazing

The villagers in our village said without any deception, The fourth floor of Qingzhou Museum Exhibition of Buddhist Sculptures Excavated from the Ruins of Longxing Temple in Qingzhou This is the series of Buddha statues that makes me feel the most completely happy among all the ones I have seen so far. It is the kind of joy that starts from the cracks in my bones and is without a trace of impurities. even! The imperfections of each of her statues seem to be God's will in order to push beauty to the extreme. These statues all meet the aesthetic standards of our villagers: Optimistic smile. . The body is smooth. . The costumes are exquisite. . If you can keep your eyes closed, don’t open them [Joyful]. . . The discovery of the Longxing Temple statues in 1996 changed the story. . . No no! . . It further enriches the essence of Oriental art history. 🌺 This feeling also stems from the Qingzhou Museum’s design of the Buddha statues’ exhibition, where the lighting, atmosphere, rhythm and levels are all carefully considered; And then there is luck~ There were few tourists when I went there, and there was almost no external artificial environment to interfere with the depth and continuity of my emotions. 🌺 This batch of statues unearthed from the Longxing Temple cellar spans the Northern Wei, Northern Qi, Sui, Tang and Northern Song dynasties. . . It has elevated the Qingzhou Museum in a county-level city to the status of a national first-class museum. What is surprising is that many of these statues have natural smiles on their faces. That’s why it’s also called “Qingzhou’s Smile”. 🌺 The statues are very Han Chinese. There are great differences between the statues in Shanxi Province, which once mixed with the Mongolians. It feels like there is more of the rhythm of the Central Plains in the eyes and eyebrows. Very worthy of appreciation, I highly recommend this to friends who like Buddhist statues. [Chukle][Chukle][Chukle]