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Not long ago, the Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui at the British Museum art exhibition, I see a lot of very ornate, very sophisticated, very classical works.
Including paintings, sculpture, furnishings, and so on ... each a stone statue is priceless, and an artist to spend hard-earned by the thoughts and works,
Each a work of art experienced a very long time, but art is not always biological, even if the statue of Xu Xu hygiene, such as paintings from the yard box out like,
But after all of a death.
But in the exhibits and so on, is full of life nimbus, is not simply a dead so simple.
This exhibit hall is placed in the middle of the mummy, she is a woman whose body from Egypt caused by the works of art,
She survival of the soul of countless centuries, she still lives from the beautiful delicate flavor of the coffin exudative,
She presence of the other paintings and exhibits are lent glamour,
She is like the heart of the exhibition,
She is fascinated me, I forget work.
A beautiful woman, her life is full of mysterious bumpy,
Her death is still a mystery, and her body was causing more mummies,
Hidden in a carefully created by the artist by the beauty of this coffin of preservation,
Perhaps when she Health desire loved, eager to be surrounded by people flattery,
Now she is dead, after so many years, she has always been appreciated, so she is a birth to death are full of charm works of art,
Is really art.
Therefore, I think the visit of the trip is to me the most praise this mummy.

Not long ago, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Shui hosted an art exhibition presented by the British Museum. I saw many exceptionally gorgeous, meticulous, and classical pieces of art, including famous paintings, sculptures, furniture and decorations, stone figures, etc. Every piece of art was priceless. Moreover, it was evident that artists' exhausted all their thoughts, blood and sweat to produce such artwork. Every piece of art has undergone countless hours of creation, work, and manipulation. Nonetheless, although a sculpture might appear as if it is alive, and a famous painting make seem like the view as one exits their front door, in the end, all are merely still and lifeless pieces of art. Nonetheless, in the end, there was one thing in the exhibition that fills the breath in one’s life, and it is not as simple as one mere piece of lifeless art. Placed in the centre of the exhibition, this thing was a mummy. From the dead corpse of a woman, this mummy from Egypt was made into a piece of art. Her spirit has existed for countless generations, the breath of her life still seeping out from the beautiful wooden coffin. Her presence has put the other famous paintings and art works in to the dark. She was like the heart of the exhibition. She was an art work that left me fascinated, and has deeply-ingrained and imprinted in my mind. Such a beautiful woman, her mysterious life was full of frustrations. Even after her death, she was still a mystery, as she was concealed and hidden in the artist's meticulously and beautifully produced wooden coffin that is used to protect her now. Perhaps this woman once desired to be loved by someone, once longed to be surrounded by someone, once wished to be flattered by someone. Nowadays, she is constantly being admired by someone, and thus, from her birth to her death, she has been a completely fascinating and truly genuine piece of art. Therefore, after attending the exhibition this time, I believe that the one thing that has left me heaping in praise was the mummy.