@janis b
The size, from small to large, and detail of these works of art is truly amazing.

What a wonderful exhibition you have shared with us, thank you! You must have felt as if you stepped into a whole other world, especially in front of 'Dreamland', on the water.

The wood, terracotta and gold-lacquered woven-like sculptures are fascinating. Loved the music and video too.

@janis b
That first shot of the brush looks like a great place to get away from it all and commune with nature.

I hope you are all comfortably reviving after Thanksgiving.

A study in contrasts ...

Spring in the bush and hydrangeas from a friend's yard.

Be well and enjoy everyone

@The Liberal Moonbat
You're right, the throne is stunning, but I got to think that sitting on it would not be comfortable. I guess that's a small price you pay for being the emperor.

...and I've always been infatuated with those ornate mini-landscapes - in fact, I've always wanted to live on one.

@soryang
Great music selection. I'll have to see if I can find it on Spotify and add it to my play list. Thanks for the links. You're right, those are some lengthy lyrics.
Here's a link that explains what vocaloid is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocaloid

Thanks!

The guzheng cover reminded me of one of my favorites The Emperor Sun Quan.

I looked briefly for some background on the song, and found it was synthesized for a "vocaloid" whatever that is. This is an instrumental in the video, I found some rendition of the lengthy lyrics in English here:

权御天下 (Quán Yù Tiānxià)

I don't know the story from the 3 Kingdoms period, but had come across references to it, somewhere earlier in my browsing. I'm pretty sure the first time I had heard this music was from a busking video in Paris where a young Chinese woman in traditional clothing was playing this on a Guzheng on the street.

Sun Quan

I'll probably watch the movie Red Cliff to get a feel for the story.