The bronze art masterpieces of the Twelve Oriental Beasts series by outstanding contemporary sculptor Huang Chenyu are on display in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province. His works have won the attention of art lovers and experts around the world. 

Jun Yihao, a famous sculptor, said at the opening ceremony that Huang's works are not just a wonderful presentation of traditional Chinese bronze art, but also a brilliant display of innovative thinking in modern art. Huang has brought ancient bronze art to life with dazzling vitality, Jun said. 

Using tin bronze as the principal raw material, Huang has carefully polished each detail of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals' hair and muscles. Thanks to these exquisite details, the auspicious animals seem to overflow with power and dynamism, almost as if they were about to come to life at any moment.

Meanwhile, Huang has incorporated silk elements into the exhibition, which complement his bronze art splendidly. The beauty of both elements is harnessed to portray the rich diversity and unique charm of Chinese civilization. 

The exhibit has attracted visitors from both home and abroad. Many international friends, artists, collectors and art lovers have been impressed by Huang's work. 

The event will last till May 26, offering visitors opportunities to closely examine the unique style of Chinese bronze art and gain in-depth understanding of Chinese culture.