Question III

周亚楠

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

2023-10-25

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• 朱海阳
  Representative classical Chinese Painting

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• 陈炫先
  It is a classic work of Eastern Han artists and a rare treasure of ancient Chinese sculpture art. It represents the highest artistic achievement of the Eastern Han period in the history of Chinese sculpture.

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• 李思良
  The sculpture, titled "Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow," represents speed and agility in motion. It symbolizes progress, innovation, and advancement - much like how swift horses overtake flying swallows. This piece embodies Chinese culture's emphasis on forward momentum and striving for excellence.

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• 季景元
  The horse treadle flying Swallow, also known as the horse super dragon Finch, is an outstanding representative of bronze art in the Eastern Han Dynasty. A thousand-mile horse is galloping, it has a healthy body, its head is raised, its mouth is neighing, three feet in the air, and a bird is stepping under the right hind hoof. The birds look back in amazement as they spread their wings to fly.

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• 郭泓麟
  The galloping horse is galloping past the swallow's back in the air; Flying Swallow is used to metaphorically describe the speed of a good horse. The horse steps on the flying swallow, giving off a feeling of "boundless and unrestrained", fully embodying freedom and openness! The vigorous vitality and unstoppable momentum of the horse treading on the flying swallow are also symbols of the Chinese nation!

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  曹奕杰
  The galloping horse is flying over the swallow's back; Swallow is a metaphor for the speed of a good horse. The horse was the ancient symbol of speed on land, while the swallow was the symbol of speed in the sky. When the horse steps on the swallow, there is a feeling of "unrestrained and unrestrained", full of freedom and openness! The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of the horse and the flying Yan are the symbols of the Chinese nation!

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• 关永康
  The galloping horse was galloping through the swallow's back; Feiyan is used as a metaphor for the speed of a good horse.

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• 宋雨霏
  "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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  马君文

  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.

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• 卢宾宾
  The galloping horse is galloping past the swallow's back in the air; Flying swallow is used to metaphorically describe the speed of a good horse.

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