The China Art Museum in Shanghai is showcasing a selection of prints from the New Woodcut Movement, created between 1931 and 1949, in an exhibition titled "Carving History." Illustrating how art became a weapon of resistance, the exhibition includes such notable pieces as "Flesh-Bombing Defender" by Wang Qi, which was inspired by a pilot's sacrifice during the 1937 Battle of Shanghai, as well as the works by artist Li Lu, who satirized fascist leaders and depicted the realities of global struggl

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