The Beijing China Art International Fair, which opened last month at Liulichang Cultural Street, continues to captivate global audiences by merging historical artifacts with contemporary creativity. Over 130 exhibitors are currently showcasing rare antiques, jade jewelry, calligraphy masterpieces, and intangible cultural heritage crafts, offering a vivid journey through China's artistic legacy.
Highlights include four curated exhibitions: an ancient inkstone collection tracing scholarly traditions, a lacquerware display highlighting centuries-old techniques, interactive workshops on traditional craftsmanship, and auctions featuring Ming and Qing dynasty artifacts. The event also hosts cultural talks exploring the relevance of historical art forms in modern design.
As the fair enters its final weeks in December 2025, organizers report record international attendance, with buyers from 40 countries and regions participating. CGTN's ongoing live coverage provides virtual access to key exhibits and expert interviews, bridging physical and digital engagement for global art enthusiasts.
