Stunning Chinese Temple Art Hidden from Public Eye

Posted by | Feb 26, 2010

The Wall Street Journal has a video report on rarely seen Taoist temple paintings in remote Shanxi:

In China’s Temple of Eternal Happiness is a stunning, ancient wall mural seen by few people because of its remote location in rural Shanxi province.

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