Kunluntang Art Gallery

Kunluntang Art Museum was built by the Kunshan Municipal People's Government to collect and display the paintings and calligraphy works of famous artists of the past dynasties donated by Mr. Zhu Fuyuan, an overseas Chinese in Japan. The Art Museum is located on the third floor of the City Square Science and Technology and Culture Expo Center, designed by Professor Yin Zhengsheng of Tongji University. Mr. Zhu Fuyuan is a famous collector living in Japan. In the early 1950s, Dongdu Fusang collected a large number of ancient Chinese calligraphy and painting works scattered overseas, many of which were excellent works. From the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and even modern times, there are hundreds of paintings and calligraphy works by famous masters. Because Zhu Lao was originally from Kunshan, Jiangsu, and borrowed from the calligraphy and painting collection, he took Song and Yuan Dynasties as his ancestry, so he named Zhai Room as "Kunlun Hall". Famous calligraphers, painters and appraisers Zhao Puchu, Liu Haili, Qigong, Xu Bangda, Xie Zhiliu, Yang Renkai, and Yaming, who either visited Dongying or communicated in China, often wrote inscriptions and essays while viewing the paintings in Kunlun Hall. Praise. In the autumn of 1998, Zhu Laojing, who was in his 80s, decided to donate more than 300 pieces of ancient calligraphy and paintings that he had collected and treasured for more than 50 years to his hometown Kunshan for the benefit of Sangzi.