Group 1 - Multiple cross-year art exhibitions are opening, including "Poetry and Painting China" at Liaoning Museum, showcasing the Song Dynasty replica of "Guo Guo Fu Ren You Chun Tu" [1] - Shanghai Museum presents "To Fan, To Beauty," featuring elegant fan paintings from various dynasties [1] - Zhejiang Art Museum's "Mountain Forest Atmosphere" focuses on the art of Jin Nong [1] Group 2 - The National Museum's major exhibition "Meeting the Archaeological King" highlights archaeological findings from the Wangdun Tomb in Anhui [1] - The Palace Museum's "Under Nine Layers" interprets the historical and cultural value of the former Palace Workshop site [1] Group 3 - The exhibition "Modern Huaying: Shanghai Qipao and a Century of Fashion" explores the cultural evolution reflected in the Shanghai Qipao [5] - "Exquisite Miracles: Art Treasures from the Louvre" features around 300 pieces from the Louvre, focusing on 16th to 19th-century Indian, Iranian, and Ottoman art [5][7] Group 4 - The 15th Shanghai Biennale titled "Do Flowers Hear the Bees?" will showcase over 250 works from 67 artists, emphasizing the intersection of human and non-human intelligence [25] - The Guangdong Art Exhibition will present around 800 pieces, narrating the development of Guangdong art through seven thematic sections [27] Group 5 - The "Encountering the Archaeological King" exhibition at the National Museum will display over 300 artifacts from the Wangdun Tomb, marking the first specialized exhibition of Anhui's unearthed artifacts [49] - The "Nine Layers Below" exhibition at the Palace Museum will feature 166 artifacts, tracing the historical timeline from the Yuan to the Qing dynasties [50]

Group 1 - The Louvre's first major exhibition in Shanghai, titled "The Miracle of Patterns: Masterpieces of Indian, Iranian, and Ottoman Art from the Louvre," will open on December 13, 2025, featuring 300 works that showcase cultural exchange and borrowing [1][3] - The exhibition will focus on art from the 16th to 19th centuries, including ceramics, jewelry, carpets, paintings, and sculptures, highlighting the absorption and reconfiguration of cross-cultural art [3] - Other notable exhibitions include "The Kuwaiti Royal Collection" at the Guangdong Provincial Museum, featuring over 200 pieces from the Sabah royal family, and "The Splendor of 400 Years: Shenyang Palace Museum" showcasing over 100 precious artifacts [1][5][52] Group 2 - The "Miracle of Patterns" exhibition will run until May 6, 2026, at the Shanghai Pudong Art Museum [1] - The "Kuwaiti Royal Collection" exhibition will take place from December 10, 2025, to March 8, 2026, at the Guangdong Provincial Museum [80] - The "Splendor of 400 Years" exhibition will be held from November 15, 2025, to mid-February 2026, at the Shenyang Palace Museum [52]

Group 1 - The article highlights various art exhibitions taking place in Shanghai and Beijing, focusing on historical and cultural themes, including significant collections and rare artifacts [1][4][6] - The "Pen Array Sweep" exhibition commemorates the 120th anniversary of the revolutionary and calligrapher Shu Tong, showcasing his relationship with Shanghai and featuring rare documents [1][6] - The "Golden Threads" exhibition in Beijing presents over 170 ancient gold artifacts, illustrating China's gold craftsmanship achievements over three millennia [1][51] Group 2 - The "Shanghai Library Collection of Suzhou Pan Family Classics Exhibition" features over 150 pieces of historical documents and literature from the Pan family, a prominent lineage in Suzhou [4][6] - The "Deng Sanmu Literary and Artifacts Exhibition" displays numerous writing tools and documents related to the scholar-artist Deng Sanmu, emphasizing his contributions to art and literature [1][35][15] - The "Imprint of the Ancient Kingdom of Dian" exhibition showcases over 200 artifacts from the ancient Dian culture, highlighting archaeological achievements in Yunnan [1][17]