It is difficult to accurately translate into English the Chinese expressions in many works of the exhibition “Song Dong: I Don’t Know the Mandate of Heaven.” Some of them need extensive explanations of the cultural backgrounds, while some others feature unique tenses that can hardly be expressed in English.
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Xu Tiantian Language: Chinese
The fourth floor of the exhibition “Song Dong: I Don’t Know the Mandate of Heaven” is dedicated to the theme of “Revelation”, with a number of works illustrating humorously the thought-provoking stories or puzzles (also known as Koans) in Zen Buddhism.
Language is not the garment of thought, but the body of it, defining the thought it delivers. For over a century after the New-Vernacular Literature Movement in China, the Chinese people are both transforming and being transformed by the modern Chinese language.
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Liu Yingjiu Language: Chinese
Tours are held at 2:30 pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Chan Yan Language: Chinese
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Chan Yan Language: Chinese
