Eight elements that best represent China.

The eight elements that best represent China are China's calligraphy, seal cutting, Chinese knot, Qin brick and Han tile, Terracotta Warriors, China lacquerware, jade carving and Four Treasures of the Study.

China's calligraphy is an ancient Chinese character, originally created by the Han nationality, and is known as silent poetry and invisible dance. Invisible pictures, silent music. Seal cutting is a combination of calligraphy and seal cutting, an art used to make seals, and a unique art form of Chinese characters. Chinese knots are hand-woven handicrafts. Because of its symmetrical and exquisite appearance, it can represent the long history of the Han nationality and conform to the traditional decorative customs and aesthetic concepts in China, so it is called Chinese knot.

Qin Brick Hanwa refers to Qin Brick and Han Tile, which is called Qin Brick Hanwa in order to commemorate and explain the glory and prosperity of architectural decoration in this period. Terracotta warriors and horses are a kind of sculpture in the ancient tomb and a kind of funerary object in the ancient tomb. China lacquerware is an important invention of ancient chemical technology and arts and crafts in China. Jade carving is one of the oldest carving varieties in China, and it is an exquisite handicraft carved from jade. Four Treasures of the Study refers to pen, ink, paper and inkstone, which originated in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

China element:

There are many elements representing China, such as Fu, scroll, Wan Li Great Wall, martial arts, Tai Chi, bamboo slips, flying, huabiao, four great inventions, Analects of Confucius, opera, tea, porcelain, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Han bamboo slips, vertical lines, China Chinese characters, bronzes, ding, Tang suit, cheongsam, Hanfu and so on. China element refers to the sum of all kinds of things born in China since ancient times, which has both advantages and disadvantages.

Excellent China elements refer to images, symbols or customs that are recognized by most China people (including overseas Chinese), condense the spirit of China traditional culture, and embody national dignity and national interests. "China Element" is not only a symbol of traditional culture. It cannot be a simple supplement to western culture, nor should it be narrowly defined as a banner to promote nationalism. Taking "China Element" as a creative language should not be regarded as a fashionable new term.