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SCENES Along the Axis of Old Beijing by Liu Hongkuan is a portrayal of Beijing in the early 1900s. Measuring 53 meters and incorporating over 5,000 figures, it is believed to be China’s longest jiehua, or boundary painting (a traditional Chinese art genre that focuses on architecture) covering the widest scope of humanity and types of building.Liu, now 64, entered the Beijing Painting Academy straight from high school to study traditional
SCENES Along the Axis of Old Beijing by Liu Hongkuan is a portrayal of Beijing in the early 1900s. Measuring 53 meters and incorporating over 5,000 figures, it is believed to be China’s longest jiehua, or boundary painting (a traditional Chinese art genre that focuses on architecture) covering the widest scope of humanity and types of building. Liu, now 64, entered the Beijing Painting Academy straight from high school to study traditional