Chinese artist's work displayed in Brussels
Xinhua/Wu Wei--The outdoor artistic installation "Heavenly Lanterns--Tea House" designed by Chinese artist Gu Wenda is seen in central Brussels, capital of Belgium, Oct. 15, 2009. This eyecatching decoration made up of over 5,000 lanterns, covering a local building in the shape of a pavilion, is created by Gu Wenda to celebrate the ongoing Europalia China Art Festival in Brussels.
Tea culture is an important part of Chinese tradition. Alongside social development and progress, tea has not only played a role in driving the development of the economy, but has also remained a feature of people’s lives. Moreover, tea drinking has gradually developed into a resplendent tea culture and become a bright pearl in the social life of Chinese civilization.
The practice of tea culture can bring the spirit and wisdom of human beings to a higher orbit. Tea has an extremely close relationship to Chinese culture, and its study covers a wide field and has very rich content. It not only embodies the spirit of civilization, but also the spirit of ideological form. There can be no doubt that it has been beneficial in enhancing people's social accomplishments and appreciation of art.
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