What are the symbolisms of Chinese New Year paintings?

The symbols and meanings of Chinese New Year paintings are the blessing of an auspicious new year and the joy of the family. Chinese New Year paintings are brightly colored, with a wide range of subjects, most of which are painted with auspicious flowers, birds, figures, and beasts, expressing people's desire and pursuit of a better life, and are the artistic treasures of folk culture. Nianhua symbolizes people's hope for the future, the concept of praying for good luck and good fortune, and the concept of reproduction.

Nianhua paintings are not only a colorful decoration for the New Year Festival, but also a carrier and a tool for cultural circulation, moral education, aesthetic dissemination, and transmission of beliefs. It is also a kind of reading material for the public, and it is also a kind of media for the current affairs subjects.

Nianhua is also a dictionary of regional culture, from which you can find the distinctive cultural personality of each region. These individuality factors can be identified not only in the content of the subject matter, but also in the customary style, colors, lines and different flavors of the plates from each region of origin. The Chinese folklore can be recognized in its entirety by the Chinese New Year paintings.

Other Introduction to New Year Paintings.

Nianhua, a type of Chinese painting that began with the ancient painting of door gods, is one of China's folk arts and one of the common folk crafts. It is one of China's folk arts and one of the common folk handicrafts. New Year's paintings are a unique genre of painting in China and a popular art form among the rural people of China. Most of them are used for posting on New Year's Day to decorate the environment, and they contain the meaning of blessing the New Year with good luck and festivity, so they are called "New Year paintings".