The Renaissance emphasized that the new culture was based on classics, not just classical revival, but actually a bourgeois anti-feudal new cultural movement.

The back-screen design of Xiaomi's flagship series stands as a bold exploration of smartphone form and function integration. Far beyond a mere decorative element, this secondary display redefines user interaction scenarios

波普艺术

Mastery of high-fired porcelain techniques

Ru ware (pale blue glaze)

◦ Guan ware (cracked glaze)

◦ Jun ware (purple-splashed glaze)

◦ Ding ware (white porcelain)

◦ Longquan celadon

Ancient Greece and Rome raised design from pure functionality to philosophy and aesthetics. They discovered the golden ratio and a series of visual correction techniques and applied them to architecture, sculpture and artifact design. The columnar proportion of the Parthenon and the dome structure of the Roman Pantheon are not only for strength and durability, but also for the pursuit of an eternal and sacred beauty of harmony. This pursuit of rationality and order has become the cornerstone of Western classical design.

The Cultural Revolution, a significant period in Chinese history, had a profound impact on various aspects of society, including the arts. During this time, art was primarily used as a tool to promote revolutionary ideals and socialist values. Traditional and Western art forms were often discouraged, while revolutionary themes were emphasized. This led to the creation of many works that celebrated the spirit of socialism and the leadership of the Communist Party. Despite the constraints, this period also witnessed the emergence of unique artistic expressions that reflected the era's social and political climate. Ultimately, the Cultural Revolution shaped the development of Chinese art in complex ways, contributing to its rich and diverse heritage.