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Two hundred items of calligraphy, paintings and manuscripts from the collection of Jao Tsung-i are being exhibited in Hong Kong, with some being shown in public for the first time. The exhibition to celebrate the legacy of Jao, a master of Chinese studies, shines a light on the renaissance of legitimate traditional values and morals […]
