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An exhibition of 200 paintings
and calligraphy works by China's Jao Tsung-I was held at the
Soka Gakkai's Kansai International Culture Center in Kobe,
Japan, from October 2-28, 2007, commemorating the 35th
anniversary of the normalization of Sino-Japanese relations.
Jao Tsung-I, who has won renown as a scholar, a painter and
a calligrapher, has been described as the Leonardo da Vinci
of the Orient. Some 70,000 people visited the exhibition.
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