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“A man is sitting in the clouds, wearing a cloud shoulder and a necklace around his neck, meaning, you can divorce your wife. This is simply a good opportunity that the world has fallen in love with and cannot ask for. There are two pairs of wings behind him. Powerful… It sounds like this is a character from mythology, and he has always been ‘living’ in this stone carving of mine. How come these elements from different nations and cultures are so harmonious? Mixing together? Don’t forget, my ‘birthplace’ Quanzhou has witnessed the cultural prosperity and integration brought by the ‘Maritime Silk Road’, and also demonstrated the innovation and tolerance of Chinese traditional culture.”
——A self-narration from the Nestorian four-winged angel stone carvings of the Yuan Dynasty
Introduction to cultural relics:
Cultural relics of the Yuan Dynasty. 53.5 cm long and 51 cm wide. It is in the shape of a pointed arch, with a hollow under the pointed arch. There is a relief on the stele with a male angel seated on his back. The angel is draped with clouds and wearing a wide-sleeved robe. He holds a blooming lotus in front of his belly with both hands, and the flower supports a cross. Behind his shoulders There are streamers behind the two pairs of unfolded wings, sitting in the clouds. It is now collected in the Quanzhou Overseas Transportation History Museum.
Producer: Zhang Ning Planning: Li Zhengwei Producer: Kong Fanxin, Li Fei Design: Du Dan