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Guohua (国画) refers to traditional Chinese painting, typically created using brush, ink, and pigments on paper or silk. It encompasses various styles and subjects, such as landscapes (山水), flowers and birds (花鸟), and figures (人物). This form of art is distinguished by its emphasis on expressive brushwork and the use of calligraphic techniques. Although I have always appreciated this art form, I had never tried it before. So, I decided to explore Guohua art in Chengdu city with my friends, and it turned out to be a mesmerizing experience, especially with the careful assistance of Lala, who ensured everything went smoothly on the tour. Our journey began with a visit to a local artist's studio, where we witnessed traditional Chinese painting techniques. We participated in a hands-on workshop, learning to capture the essence of nature through careful strokes. The richness of the traditional vibes that surrounded us throughout the painting journey was truly captivating. This tour was an unforgettable immersion into Chinese cultural artistry. I strongly recommend this tour to beautifully experience the serene ambiance of Chengdu, with its historical richness and cultural heritage.

Lala was the consummate host, who made my afternoon painting experience so memorable. She met me at the KuanZhai metro exit with a milk tea and brought me to the painting studio where I learned about guohua (Chinese traditional painting) from an experienced guohua art teacher. I learned about the art form and practiced paint stroke techniques and then painted basic shapes before I was coached through my painting by the expert teacher. She gave me many helpful tips, including mixing paints, brush pressure and how to improve the flow of my painting. Lala provided great English translation throughout and snapped some beautiful photos to help me commemorate my afternoon. The studio was bright and beautiful, and coupled with the aromatic green tea served while I painted, I felt like I was spending an afternoon in a Chinese poem. Lala also provided some wonderful recommendations for more local and authentic experiences around Chengdu. It was definitely an afternoon (about 2 hours) well spent and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys painting or learning more about Chinese culture.