
The Art of Chinese Living
an inheritance of tradition (in 4 volumes)
- Book & Merchandise
1104 pages
- Release Date
4 January 2022
Summary
A Year in China: Discovering the Art of Chinese Living
Chronicling the traditions of Chinese life and culture, The Art of Chinese Living is a visual cornucopia and an epic cultural immersion into everything from cuisine and history to art and rituals, calligraphy and music to artefacts and interiors, and from widespread national traditions to the minutiae of daily family life.
Spanning over 1,100 stunning pages and divided into the four seasons, this lavish four-vol…
Book Details
ISBN-13: | 9780008400002 |
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ISBN-10: | 0008400008 |
Author: | Xiang Yao |
Publisher: | HarperCollins Publishers |
Imprint: | HarperCollins |
Format: | Book & Merchandise |
Number of Pages: | 1104 |
Release Date: | 4 January 2022 |
Weight: | 4.69kg |
Dimensions: | 290mm x 226mm x 103mm |
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Critics Review
‘Xiang [Yao] weaves three unique perspectives into the book: that of a daughter, a wife, and a mother. She has depicted Chinese culture in a lively manner, and has incorporated beautiful photographs to represent the Chinese cultural treasure. [The book] is easy-to-read yet profound, and is certainly a textbook that is alive with culture.’– Film and martial arts star Jet Li
About The Author
Xiang Yao
Xiang Yao is an award-winning designer whose work spans the fields of interior design, fashion, gift and jewelry. She has also written two best-selling publications: The Art of Chinese Living: An Inheritance of Tradition (first published in Chinese in 2010) and Along the Taipei River (2020). For both books, Xiang assembled detailed descriptions, compelling stories and stunning visuals that would captivate her readers and transmit her deep passion for Chinese art and tradition. And behind the beautiful pages of these books is a mother who is passionate about educating her children in the ways of traditional Chinese culture. Xiang’s work effortlessly bridges ancient Chinese culture and the modern world, offering a refreshing take on an illustrious history that dates back several millennia. Xiang currently lives in Taipei, Taiwan, with her husband Kris, and their four dogs.
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