Liao Dynasty Xijing Social History Exhibition was launched in Huayan Temple in Datong

Shanxi Evening News (Reporter Liu Junqing Correspondent Cui Liying) On June 11, the "West Jing Story" -The Liao Dynasty Xijing Social History Exhibition was carried out in the corridor on the north side of the Pu Guangming Hall on Huayan Temple in Datong. The exhibition is composed of a variety of physical, non -heritage and huge long -volume micro -animation, which reflects the exquisite and romantic life of West Beijing people in the Liao Dynasty. From the perspective of history, art, science, and folk customs, it shows people an ancient city. Historical scene.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Liao -Jin Culture and Arts Museum. The exhibition is divided into six parts: preface, Xijing traceability, Xijing Hualu, non -heritage integration, Xijing festival, and conclusion. Social customs, cultural achievements, national integration, etc.

Xijing traced the origin of the tomb murals of the Liao Dynasty as a blueprint, and reproduced the real life scene of the Liao Dynasty through the form of a version. Xi Jinghua's part of the modern multimedia technology is used to verify relevant historical documents, and use multi -point perspective two -dimensional animation methods to create huge long -volume micro -animation. The micro -animation is 24 meters long and 1.2 meters high. From hunting, farming, travel, levy, feasting, tea, tea, and wine preparation, it explained the construction of Xijing City, marketing, and local customs in the Liao Dynasty with simple strokes and dynamic characters. Auxiliary exhibits include furniture, iron, wine utensils, tea sets and other real objects. The non -heritage fusion part reflects the words, architecture and artworks with cultural vectors such as paper -cutting, porcelain, and copper wares. The Xijing festival shows the festival of Liao Dynasty and the living customs of the Khitan people in the form of pictures, and reveals the collision and integration of nomadic nomads and Central Plains culture.

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