新华社台北2月11日电（记者黄扬、黄硕）"以前就听说徐悲鸿画马很有名，今天亲眼看到，更有感觉， 很有力量感！"11日，在徐悲鸿画作《马》前，来自高雄的高中生吕同学和记者分享赏画感受。 郎世宁的《百骏图》目前收藏于台北故宫博物院，被誉为该馆"镇馆之宝"之一。记者从策展人处获悉， 该作品此前于2023年11月至次年2月在嘉义展出，目前正处于"休整期"，因此新春期间无法与观众现 场"见面"。不过，现场仍展出近代画家马晋的《百骏图》摹作，供书画爱好者欣赏品鉴。 "看过这次展览才知道《百骏图》里有这么有意思的细节。"来自台中的何女士与丈夫一同观展，"画中 的马有的在打斗，有的在洗澡，还有的甚至在打滚，各有各的神态特点，很有意思！" 据悉，此次特展将持续至5月10日。 责编：李磊、王瑞景 "万马欢腾——丙午年历代画马精粹"特展11日在位于嘉义的台北故宫博物院南院开幕，让丙午马年到来 的"蹄声"仿佛更近了。 据马年特展策展人、台北故宫博物院助理研究员苏雅芬介绍，此次展览分为"百骏生态""历代马画"两大 单元，展出仇英《双骏图》、郎世宁《画爱乌罕四骏》、徐悲鸿《马》等13幅不同时期的名家画作。 此次展览以清代名家郎世宁的《百 ...

汤炳生 在剧场里，常见锣鼓响起，大幕拉开，舞台上空无一人，稍一停顿，左侧幕内传来一声悠长的京腔京 韵："马——来！"。主人公挥动马鞭，出场亮相。随着那一声"马——来！"有关马的一切都会涌现在我 眼前。比如：一马当先、万马奔腾、马不停蹄、马踏五福、老骥伏枥等成语；比如清代宫廷画家意大利 传教士郎世宁的《百骏图》《十骏图》，我国著名画家徐悲鸿的《奔马图》等传世名画；比如《秦琼卖 马》《红鬃烈马》《马前泼水》《盗御马》《瘦马御史》等京剧剧目，还有24集革命历史题材剧《马背 摇篮》。歌曲带马的那就更多了，比如《马儿啊，你慢些走》《我骑着马儿过草原》《马铃儿响来玉鸟 儿唱》《像马一样奔跑》《马背上的思念》…… 2026年的马年，天干为丙，是为丙午年，干支都是火，一定是雷厉风行的一年，轰轰烈烈的一年，兆民 欢腾的一年。 迎着走来的新春，我也用京韵京腔吼了一嗓子"马——来！" 历代帝王都以忠孝节义治理国家，而忠孝节义的具象却是四个动物，即马、羊、虎、狗。狗属义，哪怕 它的主人穷困潦倒，食不果腹，早已顾不了看家护院的狗狗了，而狗狗却绝不改换门庭，饿了去外面觅 食，回来仍不离不弃地守护着主人；虎属节，据说老虎终身只生一胎，绝无 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significance of the "Top Ten Masterpieces of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting," highlighting their cultural and historical value as treasures of Chinese civilization [1][3][8]. Group 1: Overview of the Top Ten Masterpieces - The "Top Ten Masterpieces of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting" includes renowned works such as "The Nymph of the Luo River," "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains," "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains," "Spring Dawn in the Han Palace," "The Hundred Horses," "The Court Ladies of the Tang Dynasty," "The Five Cattle," "The Night Banquet of Han Xizai," and "The Step on the Throne" [4][25][28]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - These ten paintings embody the unique artistic spirit of ancient Chinese culture, capturing the rich history and beautiful landscapes of China over thousands of years [6][8][10]. - They are regarded as masterpieces of Chinese civilization, representing a high point in the history of Chinese art and serving as a testament to the country's cultural heritage [8][10]. Group 3: Accessibility and Preservation - Access to these masterpieces is limited, with significant challenges in viewing the original works due to their preservation needs and the rarity of exhibitions [11][14][17]. - The article discusses the difficulties in restoring ancient paintings, noting that even experts must take precautions when handling these delicate works [11][13]. Group 4: The "Handscroll of China" Collection - The "Handscroll of China" collection features high-quality reproductions of the ten masterpieces, allowing more people to appreciate these national treasures [21][24]. - This collection is produced under the supervision of the Chinese Cultural Relics Society, utilizing advanced reproduction techniques to ensure high fidelity to the originals [30][35]. Group 5: Features of the Collection - The collection boasts five key features: authoritative supervision, high-definition reproduction, equal proportion restoration, limited official release, and accompanying certification, making it a valuable collectible [30][78]. - Each piece in the collection is crafted with care, using traditional materials and methods to replicate the original artworks closely [42][73]. Group 6: Historical Context - The ten masterpieces span from the Eastern Jin to the Northern Song dynasties, with some dating back nearly 1800 years, reflecting the depth of Chinese history and culture [84][85]. - Each painting carries a rich historical narrative, contributing to its status as a national treasure [85][116].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significance of the "Top Ten Masterpieces of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting," highlighting their cultural and historical value as treasures of Chinese civilization [1][3][8]. Group 1: Overview of the Top Ten Masterpieces - The "Top Ten Masterpieces of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting" includes renowned works such as "Lo Shen Fu Tu," "Qian Li Jiang Shan Tu," "Qing Ming Shang He Tu," "Fu Chun Shan Ju Tu," "Han Gong Chun Xiao Tu," "Bai Jun Tu," "Bu Nian Tu," "Hui Shan Shi Nu Tu," "Wu Niu Tu," and "Han Xi Zai Ye Yan Tu" [4][24]. - These masterpieces are considered the pinnacle of ancient Chinese art, embodying the unique artistic spirit of the Chinese nation and reflecting thousands of years of history and culture [6][8][28]. Group 2: Cultural and Historical Significance - The article describes these paintings as "living history" and "silent symphonies," representing the heights of Chinese art history and serving as cultural landmarks [8][10]. - The masterpieces are rare treasures, with each piece being a product of meticulous craftsmanship and historical significance, dating from the Eastern Jin to the Northern Song dynasties [28][84]. Group 3: Accessibility and Preservation - Access to these artworks is limited, with exhibitions occurring infrequently, making it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many to view them in person [14][17]. - The article discusses the challenges of preserving ancient paintings, noting that restoration efforts can lead to damage, and viewing them online often results in a loss of detail and color accuracy [11][13]. Group 4: The "Handscroll of China" Collection - The "Handscroll of China" collection features high-quality reproductions of the ten masterpieces, allowing more people to appreciate these national treasures [21][30]. - This collection is produced under the supervision of the Chinese Cultural Relics Association, utilizing advanced reproduction techniques to ensure high fidelity to the original works [30][35]. Group 5: Features of the Collection - The collection boasts five key features: authoritative supervision, high-definition reproduction, full-length restoration, limited official release, and accompanying certification, making it a valuable collectible [30][78]. - Each reproduction is crafted with care, using materials that closely match the originals, and is presented in a high-quality gift box, enhancing its aesthetic and collectible value [45][73].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the cultural and historical significance of the Forbidden City, highlighting its architectural beauty and the rich history behind its artifacts, while promoting a special book that encapsulates this heritage. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The colors red, yellow, and blue symbolize the grandeur and history of the Forbidden City, representing 600 years of imperial legacy and timeless craftsmanship [2][4]. - The Forbidden City is not just an architectural marvel but a living history of Chinese civilization, housing 1.86 million artifacts that reflect the aesthetic values and artistic achievements of ancient China [15][18]. Group 2: Historical Narratives - The article recounts poignant historical moments, such as Emperor Shunzhi's grief for his wife and Emperor Yongzheng's dedication to his work, illustrating the human stories behind the palace [6][9][11]. - It critiques the portrayal of the Forbidden City in media, which often focuses on sensationalized narratives, overshadowing the true historical depth and the significance of its collections [14][15]. Group 3: Book Promotion - A special book titled "The Most Beautiful Forbidden City" is introduced, featuring a comprehensive collection of artifacts from four major palaces, aiming to provide an immersive experience of Chinese art and history [27][28]. - The book is presented as a lifelong treasure, designed to enhance understanding of architectural aesthetics and Eastern art, making it suitable for both personal enjoyment and as a gift [30][71]. Group 4: Visual and Artistic Value - The book includes over 400 representative works, showcasing the evolution of Chinese aesthetics from various dynasties, and is described as a visual feast that captures the essence of Chinese culture [115][139]. - It features high-quality reproductions and detailed photography, allowing readers to appreciate the intricate details of the artifacts and artworks [142][146]. Group 5: Accessibility and Pricing - The book is offered at a promotional price of 399 yuan, significantly lower than its original price of 1298 yuan, making it more accessible to a wider audience [63][160]. - Additional gifts are included with the purchase, enhancing the value proposition for potential buyers [67][164].