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• TITLE: Translation Study on the Text of Exploring the Verdant Landscapes of the Tang Dynasty through Dunhuang Murals

  AUTHORS: Miaotian Wen

  KEYWORDS: Dunhuang Murals, English Translation, Chinese Culture, Functional Equivalence Theory

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.11 No.9, September 23, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Chinese frescoes have a history of more than 2000 years. Through the study of these murals, we gain insight into the cultural spectacle and painting styles of the time. Therefore, this translation research focuses on an article from the official website of the Palace Museum. This article “Exploring the Verdant Landscapes of the Tang Dynasty through Dunhuang Murals” primarily discusses the landscape and other paintings found in the Tang Dynasty murals of Dunhuang, briefly outlining their content. The historical context and painting techniques highlighted in the article have played a crucial role in promoting Dunhuang murals as an intangible cultural heritage, deepening the understanding of foreign readers about this significant aspect of Chinese art.