🎭 Hey there, adventure lovers! Have you heard of the Monkey King, Sun Wukong? He’s one of the coolest characters from the famous Chinese story “Journey to the West,” known for his amazing powers and mischievous antics! 🐵✨
Now, you can see his epic tale of causing chaos in heaven brought to life through shadow puppetry! 🖐️🪆
Wang Tianwen, a third-generation master of Wang shadow puppetry, has created an incredible piece called “The Havoc in Heaven.” He combined traditional shadow puppetry with meticulous Chinese painting and awesome light and shadow effects. The result? A dazzling display that makes the Heavenly Palace, the bustling Flower-Fruit Mountain, and the entire adventurous story pop right before your eyes! 🌄🏯
This amazing artwork is now on display at the “Dian Xi Yi Ben – Shadow Puppetry and Contemporary Art Exhibition” at the Nanchizi Museum in Beijing. If you’re a fan of cool stories, art, or just love seeing something new, this is definitely a must-see! 🎨🌟
Shadow puppetry is an ancient art form where puppets made of leather or paper are used to create shadows on a screen, telling stories in a magical way. It’s like watching a live cartoon! 📽️👀
So, if you ever get the chance to visit Beijing, don’t miss out on this enchanting exhibition. Who knows, you might even get inspired to create your own shadow puppetry stories! 😊✌️
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Shadow puppetry portrays Monkey King causing chaos in heavens
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