The Comparison of Chinese Kites Art Deco Schools
Abstract
Chinese kite art not only has a long history because of the long tradition of folk culture, but also has its merits because of the colorful local cultures. Kite's decorative arts are in close contact with history of various periods, cultures of all regions and various nations. It also has inextricably link with music, dance, drama, folklore, religion. In the long course of historical development of society,distinctive decorative art of kite gradually has formed all over the country. The main features of kite art schools will be compared in this article.Keywords: kite; decoration; art schools; comparison
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