REFLECTION OF CHINESE MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART
Keywords:
myth, the Legend of Mulan, three Lives, three worlds: a personal diaryAbstract
The article is devoted to the direct influence of Chinese mythology and religion on the subjects of contemporary art, including their intersection with traditional images and values.
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