Brushing history back to life
China DailyCHINA DAILY "While many people appreciate my art, these small works don't pose significant technical challenges; after all, they are not artistic creations but more like records. Today, Qin shares his work on social media platforms like Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and Bilibili, and has also produced videos introducing ancient buildings. For example, I aim to develop products that bring ancient buildings to life, infusing them with new vitality, so that more young people can understand and appreciate them," Qin expressed. Having visited over 20 provinces and 40 cities, studying and observing cultural souvenirs at famous scenic spots across the country, Qin is determined to continue painting ancient buildings. In the 1920s and 1930s, Shanxi's ancient architectural treasures remained hidden from the world until renowned architects Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin made four trips to Shanxi to survey and document them, unveiling the magnificent ancient buildings of this mystical land to the public.