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The art of democracy | LI MING HONG | TEDxNCCU

"When you appreciate the paintings, you should pay attention to the background of the painter or the history of the entire era." What is really important is invisible to the naked eye. The painter Chagall's masterpiece "Fiddler on the Roof" is an uncle who recalls his love of the piano. It also implies the convenience of the violin carrying, symbolizing the Jewish vicissitudes of the image, the birth of the Jewish family of Chagall, the tiny details under the brush Carrying its own life experience and contemporary history. This is what Hong Liming saw when he appreciated the paintings, the historical context behind the paintings and the background of the painter. After retiring from the workplace, Teacher Hong Liming will become a guided volunteer of the Palace Museum. The detailed explanation of culture and art will enable Hong Liming to start a cultural speech and begin to introduce the art of ancient and modern China and foreign countries on the radio. He explained each piece in a clear and contextual manner, guiding the public to see the deeper humanities or historical meanings outside the artistic level. Teacher Hong Liming encouraged that such appreciation can not only enhance artistic conservation, but also another way of searching for self and exploring others, so that we can understand a piece of work better. This time, the teacher will combine the famous paintings of China and the West to lead everyone to explore the hidden democratic meaning in the painting and lead everyone to re-recognize the famous paintings that have been passed down through the ages. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx