What is the meaning of the sculpture named “Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow”?

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2022-10-28

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• 张天宇221540250
  "Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow" is an archaeological find  in Donghan Dynastry, which is designated a s  the Chinese   travelling gr aph sign by the  National Travel A gency   .The horse holds its head high, with its eyes staring, its nostrils flaring and its ears up. Part of the mane is standing erect, while the tail thrown up in the air. Its body features strong, smooth muscles, and its belly is contracted as it runs. As the galloping horse overtakes the tiny swallow, the latter turns back to look at it in surprise.

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• 符晶晶

  ​When a horse gallops full speed, it looks as if it were flying in the air. So the ancient Chinese thought of a fast horse as a "heavenly steed soaring in the skies." Usually, the sculpture of a swift horse had to be set atop a floating cloud. Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow, however, has one of its hind hoofs set on a swallow in flight, while the other legs are airborne. The horse holds its head high, with its eyes staring, its nostrils flaring and its ears up. Part of the mane is standing erect, while the tail thrown up in the air. Its body features strong, smooth muscles, and its belly is contracted as it runs. As the galloping horse overtakes the tiny swallow, the latter turns back to look at it in surprise.

  One would normally imagine that a swallow flies faster than a galloping horse. Now that the horse has overtaken the swallow, it inspires the viewer to imagine how fast the horse is running. Li Bai (701-762), one of the best-known poets of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), wrote the poem "Song of the Heavenly Horse". Two of the lines can be borrowed to describe this sculpture: "Looking back at the black swallow, / (The horse) laughs at its slowness."

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• 符晶晶

  When a horse gallops full speed, it looks as if it were flying in the air. So the ancient Chinese thought of a fast horse as a "heavenly steed soaring in the skies." Usually, the sculpture of a swift horse had to be set atop a floating cloud. Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow, however, has one of its hind hoofs set on a swallow in flight, while the other legs are airborne. The horse holds its head high, with its eyes staring, its nostrils flaring and its ears up. Part of the mane is standing erect, while the tail thrown up in the air. Its body features strong, smooth muscles, and its belly is contracted as it runs. As the galloping horse overtakes the tiny swallow, the latter turns back to look at it in surprise.

  One would normally imagine that a swallow flies faster than a galloping horse. Now that the horse has overtaken the swallow, it inspires the viewer to imagine how fast the horse is running. Li Bai (701-762), one of the best-known poets of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), wrote the poem "Song of the Heavenly Horse". Two of the lines can be borrowed to describe this sculpture: "Looking back at the black swallow, / (The horse) laughs at its slowness."Bai (701-762), one of the best-known poets of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), wrote the poem "Song of the Heavenly Horse". Two of the lines can be borrowed to describe this sculpture: "Looking back at the black swallow, / (The horse) laughs at its slowness." swallow, it inspires the viewer to imagine how fast the horse is running. Li Bai (701-762), one of the best-known poets of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), wrote the poem "Song of the Heavenly Horse". Two of the lines can be borrowed to describe this sculpture: "Looking back at the black swallow, / (The horse) laughs at its slowness."

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• 刘保发
  The horse was the ancient symbol of speed on land, while the swallow was the symbol of speed in the sky. When a horse steps on a swallow, there is a feeling of "free and unbound", full of freedom and openness. The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of the horse is the symbol of the Chinese nation."Horse gallops the swallow" symbolizes the ancient ancestors' worship of the dragon. 

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• 黎金哲
  "Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow" is an archaeological find in Donghan Dynastry, which is designated a s the Chinese travelling gr aph sign by the National Travel A gency . By anal yzing the historical background, this article rev eals that"Galloping Horse Tready on a Flying Swallow" is a s pecific e xpression of dr agon worshi p in Han dynasty , and also a portrayal of the coordinated dragon and phoenix culture

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• 桑睿
  he horse and swallow is a magical and rare treasure in the history of Chinese ancient sculpture art. It is now a graphic symbol of Chinese tourism, which not only reflects the profound connotation of Chinese tourism culture, but also symbolizes the take-off of the Chinese nation. The horse was the ancient symbol of speed on land, while the swallow was the symbol of speed in the sky. When a horse steps on a swallow, there is a feeling of "free and unbound", full of freedom and openness. The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of the horse is the symbol of the Chinese nation.

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• 廖欣妹221540784
  "Horse gallops the swallow" symbolizes the ancient ancestors' worship of the dragon. Due to the alternation of dynasties, in cultural exchanges, people associate the horse in life with the dragon in the myth, which not only highlights the profound heritage of Chinese traditional culture, but also implies the galloping of the cause of the dragon and horse. The art of combining reality and romance gives this sculpture a vigorous life image and a courageous momentum, symbolizing the take-off of the Chinese nation and the national spirit of never giving up.

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  王春语。
  The horse and swallow is a magical and rare treasure in the history of Chinese ancient sculpture art. It is now a graphic symbol of Chinese tourism, which not only reflects the profound connotation of Chinese tourism culture, but also symbolizes the take-off of the Chinese nation. The horse was the ancient symbol of speed on land, while the swallow was the symbol of speed in the sky. When a horse steps on a swallow, there is a feeling of "free and unbound", full of freedom and openness. The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of the horse is the symbol of the Chinese nation.

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  廖钰墁
  Usually, the sculpture of a swift horse had to be set atop a floating cloud. Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow, however, has one of its hind hoofs set on a swallow in flight, while the other legs are airborne. The horse holds its head high, with its eyes staring, its nostrils flaring and its ears up. Part of the mane is standing erect, while the tail thrown up in the air. Its body features strong, smooth muscles, and its belly is contracted as it runs. One would normally imagine that a swallow flies faster than a galloping horse. Now that the horse has overtaken the swallow, it inspires the viewer to imagine how fast the horse is running.

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• 张佳叶

  Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow has one of its hind hoofs set on a swallow in flight, while the other legs are airborne. The horse holds its head high, with its eyes staring, its nostrils flaring and its ears up. Part of the mane is standing erect, while the tail thrown up in the air. Its body features strong, smooth muscles, and its belly is contracted as it runs. As the galloping horse overtakes the tiny swallow, the latter turns back to look at it in surprise.

  Expressing the speed of a horse in this way is not just to portray a fast horse, but to promote a spirit. Speed brings whirlwind, and in the whirl, it produces a spirit of emptiness and excitement, so that people transcend the real world, and generate the will to walk with the sky and let life fly.

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