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As one of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac, the snake holds a mystical allure in Chinese culture. Tales and legends abound, painting the snake as an enigmatic and fascinating creature. Idioms like “adding legs to a snake” have etched deep impressions in people’s minds, while proverbs rich with snake imagery further enhance its cultural significance.
Veteran painter Qiu Liquan, a student of renowned artists Huang Yongyu and Liu Dawei, dedicates himself each year to capturing the essence of the zodiac animals. Through his vibrant artworks, he depicts traditional Chinese classics, idioms, and allegorical sayings, bringing animal imagery to life.
With a distinctive style that’s lively, auspicious, and romantic, Qiu’s zodiac paintings embody elements of comics and animation. His works invite people from all walks of life to appreciate the beauty of traditional Chinese zodiac culture while delving deeper into its rich heritage.
