River Tributary: K 'Aifeng and Holocene Epoch

river tributary: That masterpiece follows the Pian, a Yellow River tributary, to depict the vibrancy of the Sung Dynasty capitol, K'aifeng and environs arguably the cultural apex of Chinese civilization, if not the entire Holocene epoch of recorded human history, according to Vancouver Observer. But that was then. In so doing, he shows himself a worthy heir to Chang Tse-tuan 1185-1145 author of China's most famous classical painting, Ascending the River for the Ch'ing Ming Festival. We're in a new epoch, now, the Anthropocene. So, to match this heroic undertaking, Xu has scaled up his scroll. And once again China leads the way, revamping or terraforming the very bones of the planet. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.