An exhibition in Beijing now shows 126 works of calligraphy and seal engraving art to pay tribute to the history of the Yellow River. [Photo provided to China Daily]

The Yellow River, hailed as the mother river and cradle of the Chinese civilization, has been depicted as a national symbol in artworks throughout centuries.

An exhibition in Beijing now shows 126 works of calligraphy and seal engraving art to pay tribute to the history of the Yellow River and the diverse culture it nurtures along the way.

The exhibition at the China National Academy of Painting until Dec 11 teams up 63 artists who traveled in nine provinces and autonomous regions in May for inspiration for their creations.