Why did China study western art?

China wants to learn western art, mainly because he wants to absorb excellent western culture. People think in their bones that western art is superior to China art. Therefore, in the process of social development, people hope to introduce some advanced culture, which will not only benefit the development of their own country, but also make China's culture and art go up a storey still higher. In addition, China's culture is integrated with each other. If we only have our own national culture, it is difficult to support China to go further. Therefore, we should learn from western art to improve the aesthetics of China people and the connotation of China people.

First, from passive to active, China was forced to learn western art in his early days, but he didn't take the initiative to do so. Everything is for the survival and development of the country. When I first came into contact with these foreign arts, it can be said that China people also resisted tenaciously, because Chinese and Western cultures were completely different. It is very difficult to force a person with China thought to accept western art. But for the sake of national justice, China people must put aside their prejudices and accept such different western arts.

Second, the compatibility of art Now China's art includes both China art and western art, and he has no distinction between primary and secondary. On the contrary, in our country, the two are compatible. Although culture and nation have a vital relationship, it seems beneficial to the development of the country and nation to absorb some other different knowledge and open one's eyes. The compatibility of art symbolizes peace between countries and makes the relationship between countries more harmonious.

China people have made great contributions to the country's artistic career from the beginning of fat learning to the later active learning, which shows the generosity of the people and symbolizes the changes of the times and keeps pace with the times. We still have a lot to learn from the west, not just art.