Research on Yuan Dynasty Mural
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https://doi.org/10.54097/jv69rm05Keywords:
Yuan Dynasty, Murals, Religious Images, Door Amulets, Mythical Beast, Dragon, Phoenix Pattern, Floral PatternAbstract
The murals of the Yuan Dynasty are a remarkable work of art that shows the connection between the culture of Mongolian nomads and Chinese culture. These paintings have a variety of contents covering religious and ordinary life styles, and are important for understanding international relations and social changes at that time. This article briefly examines the religious and ordinary life forms, artistic characteristics, and social impact of the murals of the Yuan Dynasty.
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