What are the works of art in our country

There are too many, there are many kinds of porcelain alone, Ding Kiln, Ru Kiln, Jun Kiln porcelain, especially the blue and white porcelain of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as jade, calligraphy and painting.

Just to give an example of calligraphy and painting, Tang Bohu, whose works are fine art

Tang Yin: "the stream and mountain fishing hermitage" (Taipei National Palace Museum collection):

Tang Yin: "fan painting selection of the first" (Taipei National Palace Museum collection):

Tang Yin: "high hidden picture of the Autumn Mountains" (the United States of America, the Cleveland Museum of Art collection):

Tang Yin: "Cottage futon Scroll (Liaoning Provincial Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: Chang'e Figure (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA):

Tang Yin: Spring Mountains with Road (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: Hakkan Snow Capsicum (Taipei Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: Huashan Picture (Cleveland Museum of Art):

Tang Yin: White Pavilion in the Forties (Cleveland Museum of Art Collection):

Tang Yin: The Picture of the Mountain of Hua Shan (Cleveland Museum of Art Collection):

Tang Yin: Landscape with Bai Shou in the Forties (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: A Glimpse of Lakes and Mountains (National Art Museum of China):

Tang Yin: Looking at a Spring and Listening to the Wind (Nanjing Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: Withered Rubbing Mynahs (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: Fishing on the Autumn River (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: The Mining of a Tea (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: The Mining of a Tea (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: The Milling of the Autumn River (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: The Milling of a Tea (Shanghai Museum Collection):

Tang Yin: "Tree and Fir with Flying Springs" (in the collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei):

Tang Yin: "Wang Shu Gongshu" (in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing):

Tang Yin: "Evening Coolness in the Pavilion of Void" (in the collection of the Sichuan Museum):