Aspiring to share with you the beauty of ancient Chinese art via our collection of terra cotta horses from Han Dynasty BC 206-AD 220 to Ming Dynasty AD 1368-1644, a significant time-line which links up the role of Horses with Chinese art, culture and history. As a focus of human interest in the ancient world, horses have been considered beautiful, noble and powerful – they symbolize the strength of a kingdom. The wonderful collection of art in this book is a reminder of this strong attraction.
Being aware of the fact that the future prosperity, the well-being of the country and its people are dependent on the advancement of educational level of the citizens, Dragon Culture Charity Fund Limited is set up. Having spent nearly ten years on the collection with more than a million Hong Kong dollars put into the research, design and production of this book, all gross proceeds from the sales of Horses for Eternity will go to the Fund for the development of basic education in deprived rural areas in Mainland China as well as to support many other needy ones in our society.
As a contribution to the Chinese Culture, we hope more people can share the passion for Chinese art and history.
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