The Northern Emperor at the Heart of Foshan
Beidi worship, a wider museum precinct and bronze offering vessels connect Foshan ritual with buildings and craft.
At Shiwan's dragon kilns, the slope of a brick chamber shapes the path of fire. At Zumiao, worship, opera and public ceremony share a temple complex. Foshan brings making and gathering into many forms: ceramic figures, lion-dance practice, reused streets and the water, windows and shade of Shunde's Qinghui Garden. Each offers a different way into the city's life.
Beidi worship, a wider museum precinct and bronze offering vessels connect Foshan ritual with buildings and craft.
Foshan
Beidi worship, historic buildings and public performances share a major Foshan temple precinct.
Foshan
Dragon kilns and ceramic collections connect Shiwan clay with the buildings and trades shaped around it.
City corners
Historic buildings beside Zumiao have new cultural and commercial uses in central Foshan.
Forested volcanic hills, springs and a historic quarry give Nanhai a different landscape.
Water, changing views and regional decoration shape this historic garden in Shunde.