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Kai - 201123 ‘KAI (开)’ teaser image

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Τόπος Κρανίου Παράδεισος γέγονε

— "The Place of the Skull hath become Paradise”

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Peony

Huang Shen (1687-after 1768), Qing dynasty _

Album leaf, ink and light colors on paper, 33.5 x 45.9 cm

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The Master said, “The gentleman understands rightness, whereas the petty person understands profit.”

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Emperor Huizong of Song (宋徽宗赵佶) (1082–1135)

Title: 瑞鶴 (Auspicious Cranes)

Date: 1112 _

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Mount Tara

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Mt. Hua Deep in Autumn

Chang Dai-chien (1899-1983) _

Hanging scroll, ink and colors on paper, 361 x 133.6 cm

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Vase of Flowers and a Goldfish BowlChen Zhaofeng

Chen Zhaofeng, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) _

Hanging scroll, ink and colors on paper, 231.7 x 117.7 cm

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食人之食衣人衣 素志平生莫有違 一死固知忠義在 顯陵松栢夢依依

식인지식의인의 (임의 밥 임의 옷을 먹고 입으며)

소지평생막유위 (일평생 먹은 마음 변할 줄이 있으랴)

일사고지충의재 (이 죽음이 충과 의를 위함이기에)

현릉송백몽의의 (현릉 푸른 송백꿈 속에서도 못잊져라)

I've eaten food and worn clothes my lord has given, How could there be change in the steadfast heart? My death is for loyalty and righteousness. How could I forget even in a dream with the green pine tree by Heonreung

— 성삼문 (成三問 - Seong Sammun)

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「素志平生莫有違」

"How could there be change in the steadfast heart?"

— 성삼문 - 成三問 - Seong Sammun (1418–1456)

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Birds

Zhang Daqian (張大千, 1899-1983) _, _

Ink and colour on paper

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Birds

Zhang Daqian (張大千, 1899-1983) _, _, _

Hanging scrolls, ink and colour on paper

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Plum Blossoms and Wild Bird (梅花山鳥)

Chen Hongshou (1599-1652), Ming dynasty _

Hanging scroll, ink and coluor on silk, 124.3 x 49.6 cm, National Palace Museum

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Τοὺς προδότας γὰρ μισεῖν ἔμαθον, κοὐκ ἔστι νόσος τῆσδ᾽ ἥντιν᾽ ἀπέπτυσα μᾶλλον

Αἰσχύλου, Προμηθεὺς Δεσμώτης (στ. 1068 - 1070)

“I have learned to hate all traitors, and there is no disease that I spit on more than treachery.”

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'Calm Spring in Jiangnan' _

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《禮記 - Liji》 《曲禮上》 《曲禮》曰：「毋不敬，儼若思，安定辭。」安民哉！

Liji (Book of Rites) Qu Li I "The Summary of the Rules of Propriety says: Always and in everything let there be reverence; with the deportment grave as when one is thinking (deeply), and with speech composed and definite. This will make the people tranquil."