On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 14, the Jiang Kun Ink Painting Exhibition opened at Special Exhibition Hall 3 of the Hunan Museum. The exhibition showcases over 40 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings created by the late renowned Hunan painter Mr. Jiang Kun. Divided into two thematic sections, "Journeys Through Hunan and Guizhou" and "Tracing the Source of the Yangtze River," the exhibition presents Mr. Jiang Kun's ink world through the two threads of "hometown" and "the Yangtze River." The exhibition will run until August 9 and is open to the public free of charge. (Photo/Tian Chao and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

This article is from Hunan Provincial Government. www.enghunan.gov.cn. 

Translator: Yu Jiangjiang

Chinese source: hunantoday