A captivating dialogue on cultural exchange between China and Japan is unfolding at the China Pavilion during Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Esteemed experts from both nations are convening to explore the global expression of Chinese aesthetics and the rich history shared by the two countries.
The event features notable figures such as Yuko Hasegawa, a visiting professor at Kyoto University; Naito Sakae, curator of the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts; and Wang Yiwu, a renowned Chinese architect. Their discussions delve into the profound influence of Chinese art and architecture on Japanese culture and the broader global context.
This dialogue is part of a broader initiative that includes the launch of the Japanese edition of “Tang Architecture: Building Timeless Glory,” the third season of an acclaimed art series. The interactive digital exhibition highlights the beauty of architectural marvels from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), immersing viewers in the aesthetics of that golden age.
The exhibition brings to life ancient wooden structures that have significantly influenced global design and are revered as pinnacles of ancient Chinese architecture. It offers a new perspective for people to explore traditional Chinese art and culture, fostering deeper understanding and appreciation between the neighboring nations.
By bridging historical connections and contemporary perspectives, the cultural dialogue at Expo 2025 serves as a testament to the enduring bond between China and Japan. It underscores the importance of cultural cooperation in promoting mutual respect and global harmony.
