How many years has it been since the Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties?

The Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties began in 420 and ended in 589, lasting a total of 169 years.

The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties had a total of 369 years.

From 220 AD when Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty to 589 AD when the Sui Dynasty unified the country, it lasted 369 years.

Northern Qi, 1460 years ago.

It had been 1460 years since Northern Qi.

The Spring and Autumn Period to the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a total of 1359 years.

The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties had a total of 369 years. The Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties lasted 369 years from the year 220 AD when Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor to the year 589 AD when the Sui Dynasty destroyed the Southern Chen Dynasty and unified China.

Northern China had the following unification situations during the Three Kingdoms, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties: Western Jin (316-420): The war waged by military geniuses such as Sima Yi, Sima Shi, and Sima Zhao unified the north and established the Western Jin Dynasty. 2. Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420): The cultural war launched by Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, and other cultural celebrities unified the north and established the Eastern Jin Dynasty. 3 Northern Zhou (557-581): The political war launched by Yuwen Jue unified the north and established the Northern Zhou Dynasty. 4. Sui Dynasty (581-618): The political and military war launched by Yang Jian unified the north and established the Sui Dynasty. 5 Tang Dynasty (618-907): The cultural and political war launched by Li Shimin unified the north and established the Tang Dynasty. Please note that the unification above was not a continuous unification but was achieved by different military and political forces at different times.

Since the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, Chinese figure painting had been divided into two major systems, namely, the Wei, Jin, and Southern Dynasties 'Wei-Jin demeanor and the Tang Dynasty's Tang Dynasty demeanor. The Wei-Jin demeanor referred to the cultural phenomena of the Wei-Jin period, including metaphysics, Buddhism, Taoism, literature, art, music, and so on. This cultural phenomenon showed a spirit of pursuing freedom and transcending the world, as well as the exploration and perception of nature, life and art. Tang Dynasty style referred to the cultural and artistic styles of the Tang Dynasty, including painting, sculpture, calligraphy, and so on. The style of the Tang Dynasty focused on expressing the character, emotion and fate of the characters, showing a strong national confidence and national spirit. At the same time, it also integrated the different painting styles and techniques of the North and South. These two systems influenced and blended with each other to form the unique style and appearance of Chinese figure painting.

Since the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, China figure painting had been divided into two major systems: the "immortal figure" system during the Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the "classical figure" system after the Tang Dynasty. In the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the main representative figures of the "immortal character" system were various immortals in Taoism, various Buddha statues and Bodhisattvas in Taoism and Buddhism. After the Tang Dynasty, the "classical character" system mainly represented famous generals, literati, artists, etc. in ancient China. These two systems have unique characteristics in terms of styling style, artistic techniques, and aesthetic concepts. They are important schools of China painting.