NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

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  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    The National Museum of China (NAMOC) is holding the “Huang Yongyu’s Zodiac Animal Paintings” exhibition at gallery N4 from January 19 to February 12. It is a special New Year gift from Huang that allows visitors to appreciate the Chinese zodiac culture from Huang’s artistic creations. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Since 2006, Huang has produced 12 zodiac animal paintings each year, which, with the cover painting and Huang’s instruction manuscript, are made into a calendar containing 14 pieces of artwork. The exhibition showcases the 168 zodiac animal paintings created by Huang in the past 12 years. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Audiences read the description carefully. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Audiences read the description carefully. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Mr. Ma Guoxi, who is over 70 years old, is a cat enthusiast who has visited all the exhibitions related to animals. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Mr. Ma(right) explains Chinese zodiac culture to visitors. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Yang (R) and Chen (L) are high school students from Henan province. They are visiting Beijing on winter vacation. NAMOC is their second stop. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Yang and Chen take notes. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Caroline (L) from Poland was born in the Year of the Rooster, and Laura was born in the Year of the Monkey. They are happy to find their zodiac animals. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Wang Jingtian, a child, from Inner Mongolia, is accompanied by his aunt and brother. They came to Beijing to get treatment for his leg. They visited the NAMOC during their time in Beijing. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Jingtian, who was born in the Year of the Ox, said his favorite animal Zodiac is the tiger. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Mrs. Zheng, was born in the Year of the Dragon, has been working in Beijing. This is her first time visiting the NAMOC. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Mr. Zhu and Mrs. Guo visit the NAMOC for the exhibition. Mr. Zhu was born in the Year of the Rooster. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    Mr. Zhu and Mrs. Guo visit the NAMOC for the exhibition. Mr. Zhu was born in the Year of the Rooster. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

  • NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art

    One-hundred sixty-eight works demonstrate the humor of Mr. Huang in the exhibition, attracting audiences’ attention. An old man looks at a tiger painting. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)

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  • The National Museum of China (NAMOC) is holding the “Huang Yongyu’s Zodiac Animal Paintings” exhibition at gallery N4 from January 19 to February 12. It is a special New Year gift from Huang that allows visitors to appreciate the Chinese zodiac culture from Huang’s artistic creations. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Since 2006, Huang has produced 12 zodiac animal paintings each year, which, with the cover painting and Huang’s instruction manuscript, are made into a calendar containing 14 pieces of artwork. The exhibition showcases the 168 zodiac animal paintings created by Huang in the past 12 years. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Audiences read the description carefully. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Audiences read the description carefully. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Mr. Ma Guoxi, who is over 70 years old, is a cat enthusiast who has visited all the exhibitions related to animals. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Mr. Ma(right) explains Chinese zodiac culture to visitors. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Yang (R) and Chen (L) are high school students from Henan province. They are visiting Beijing on winter vacation. NAMOC is their second stop. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Yang and Chen take notes. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Caroline (L) from Poland was born in the Year of the Rooster, and Laura was born in the Year of the Monkey. They are happy to find their zodiac animals. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Wang Jingtian, a child, from Inner Mongolia, is accompanied by his aunt and brother. They came to Beijing to get treatment for his leg. They visited the NAMOC during their time in Beijing. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Jingtian, who was born in the Year of the Ox, said his favorite animal Zodiac is the tiger. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Mrs. Zheng, was born in the Year of the Dragon, has been working in Beijing. This is her first time visiting the NAMOC. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Mr. Zhu and Mrs. Guo visit the NAMOC for the exhibition. Mr. Zhu was born in the Year of the Rooster. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • Mr. Zhu and Mrs. Guo visit the NAMOC for the exhibition. Mr. Zhu was born in the Year of the Rooster. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
  • One-hundred sixty-eight works demonstrate the humor of Mr. Huang in the exhibition, attracting audiences’ attention. An old man looks at a tiger painting. (CCTV.com/Wei Yilin)
NAMOC presents Huang Yongyu’s zodiac animal art