Yangzi Collection
The Yangzi River, also known as the Yangtze or Yangtsze-kiang, is a majestic waterway that flows through China
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The Yangzi River, also known as the Yangtze or Yangtsze-kiang, is a majestic waterway that flows through China. Its beauty and significance are captured in various forms of art and photography. One such piece is a lidded ritual ewer (huo) shaped like an elephant adorned with intricate masks and dragons. This exquisite artifact showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail that was prevalent during ancient times in China. In another black and white photograph, we see the ravine of the Yangzi River. The rugged cliffs create a dramatic backdrop for this natural wonder, highlighting its grandeur and power. Moving on to Chongqing Province, we encounter the Fengdu Ghost City. Here, amidst stunning blue temple friezes, we find ourselves immersed in Chinese mythology and folklore. The vibrant colors of these temples transport us into another world filled with mystery and enchantment. Continuing our journey along the riverbanks of Chongqing Province, we come across Mingshan's Tiger Mural. This awe-inspiring artwork depicts a fierce tiger leaping forward with strength and grace - symbolizing courage in Chinese culture. Shanghai takes center stage as British warships sail along the Yangzi River. This historical image reminds us of China's complex past intertwined with foreign influences. A hydrofoil speeds by perpendicular shoreline cliffs - a testament to modern engineering marvels harmoniously coexisting with nature's wonders along the Yangzi River. Onboard a luxury cruise ship sailing down this iconic river, a tea hostess prepares for an authentic Chinese tea tasting experience. Her graceful movements reflect centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. As we pass through one of many gorges along the river's course, we witness both the Chinese flag proudly flying astern while navigating Qutang Gorge - showcasing national pride against breathtaking natural landscapes. At Badong's river port stands an impressive suspension bridge spanning over the mighty Yangzi River.