A clay sculpture park built to simulate the scene of renowned Chinese scroll painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival (清明上河图) was officially opened in Changzhuang Township, Tangshan City of north China’s Hebei Province last Friday.
The original (5.28 metre long) scroll painting by Zhang Zeduan portrayed the life of people preparing for the Qingming (tomb sweeping) Festival during the Song Dynasty (960-1729). You can check the art piece at Wiki. News image by Xinhuanet.
That’s pretty awesome! I want to see.
cool
Very cool and only in China
That’s so awesome. I really would like to visit that one day; along with many other beautiful places that are in China (well, Asia too).
not bad, but will be really cool if they made things in real size.
Well a thousand years ago people were much shorter then today, but still looks a bit on the small side.
Speaking of height difference, Asians these days are indeed taller. Not sure about the difference though; I guess it would be within an inch (or two) range.
Regardless, I think the size is just nice. If we make it real (modern) size then some of the details might not be as easy to be observed by the visitors.
I kinda like that it’s not actual size. It’s still not miniature, but it’s still a fair representation where you can see all the details and everything. It kinda has more beauty to it, with this size.