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[https://guides.library.ucla.edu/chinese/art by UCLA Library] | [https://guides.library.ucla.edu/chinese/art by UCLA Library] | ||
The database includes five subdatabases: (1) About 10,000 titles of e-books; (2) 26 major newspapers; (3) More than 900 titles of reference; (4) Chinese arts and images; and (5) Some major statistical yearbooks about national economic and social statistics. All the resources are full-text searchable. | The database includes five subdatabases: (1) About 10,000 titles of e-books; (2) 26 major newspapers; (3) More than 900 titles of reference; (4) Chinese arts and images; and (5) Some major statistical yearbooks about national economic and social statistics. All the resources are full-text searchable. | ||
=====Video: Ancient Chinese Art | Styles, History & Characteristics===== | |||
[https://study.com/academy/lesson/video/ancient-chinese-art.html by Study.com] | |||
What our learners say | |||
=====Introducing the Association for Chinese Art History===== | |||
[https://www.asianstudies.org/introducing-the-association-for-chinese-art-history/ by Asia Now 2/6/23 Association for Asian Studies] | |||
Scholars of Chinese art history now have a new home to share news, events, and find their communities! The Association for Chinese Art History (ACAH) is a newly-formed committee of AAS, associated with the East and Inner Asia Council (EIAC). It seeks to promote communication and community among scholars of Chinese art and architectural history and the visual cultures of global and diasporic Chinas by providing opportunities for dialogue, promotion of scholarly opportunities and events, and celebration of the achievements of members of our field. Our call for membership is now open – please join us! | |||
