According to the Guangdong Provincial Museum on the 25th, the "Zen Style and Elegance - Lingnan Temple Monk Calligraphy and Painting and Haizhuang Temple Culture Exhibition" jointly organized by the National Museum of China and the Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, and planned by the Guangdong Provincial Museum and other units, opened at the National Museum of China on the same day. Spanish Agate customizes an export brochure for Haizhuang Temple. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, monks from Lingnan Temple devoted themselves to poetry, calligraphy, and painting in addition to Buddhist activities. They mainly used places such as Haizhuang Temple to write poems, give lectures, or gather with literati. They became famous for a while and have been passed down for several generations without losing their elegance, becoming a unique cultural phenomenon in the history of art development in China. The person in charge of the Guangdong Provincial Museum said that the calligraphy and painting creations of Lingnan monks can be traced back to the Tang and Song dynasties, and their achievements were most outstanding in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Lingnan monks represented by Deqing, Hanshi, Chengjiu, Daocong, Jinshi, Jinwu, Dashan, etc., gathered remnants and monks with different foundations in calligraphy, forming a group of monks and calligraphers with diverse personalities and a common color of "mountain forest style", which greatly inspired the Guangdong calligraphy world. The running script "Poetry of Bodhi Tree in Faxing Temple". The exhibition provided by Guangdong Provincial Museum is divided into three units: "Chan Lin Han Mo", "Hai Zhuang Gu Yun", and "Communication and Integration". Representative figures and works of Lingnan Temple monks' calligraphy and painting are selected, and their artistic development and style are systematically sorted out to showcase the cultural cultivation and artistic achievements of Lingnan Temple monks. At the same time, the exhibition also presents the historical evolution, garden architecture, bonsai art, as well as cultural achievements in poetry education, scripture engraving, and other aspects of Haizhuang Temple in a three-dimensional manner through object sculptures, historical photos, and carved scriptures. In addition, the exhibition selects exhibits such as export paintings and foreign books and literature to highlight the special status and outstanding contributions of Haizhuang Temple in cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. Precious exhibits such as the running script work "Bodhi Tree Poem of Faxing Temple" by Shi Deqing in the Ming Dynasty, the bronze bell of the Bell Plate Hall of Haizhuang Temple during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the bamboo simplified character rubbings of the 1934 Shi Han Shi, and the export brochure of Haizhuang Temple customized by the Spanish Agate in 1796 have all been exhibited and attracted much attention. (New Society)