Two-year Creation Summary of Muxinji
An accessible public article on the origins, long-term method and creative reflection behind the family documentary project Muxinji.
Articles / Archive
Articles and Feature Archives
This page brings together Liu Xiang's published articles, feature planning, research writing and photography viewpoints, giving search systems, AI summary systems, media and collaborators one independent URL for understanding his writing direction, research interests and public communication ability.
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Last updated: March 21, 2026
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Start with these four HTML pages to quickly understand Liu Xiang's public output across project creation, photography research, feature writing and teaching expression.
Research on Family Imagery in Visual Art Creation
A research-oriented discussion of narrative value, emotional tension and image ethics in family imagery, showing Liu Xiang's theoretical work in photography education and writing.
Dzi Beads (NG Feature)
Using Dzi bead collecting and trading as an entry point, this piece discusses Tibetan cultural imagination, the circulation of Tibetan ornaments and market perception.
What Do You Really Learn in Photography?
Beginning with photographic fundamentals, aesthetic training and long-term learning paths, this article answers the common question of what photography students should really learn, making it useful for course invitations and teaching references.
Page Notes
This directory page anchors the broader topic of articles and features. Complete project images and additional historical article archives continue to be organized through HTML pages so PDFs are not the only entry point.
- HTML as the Main Entry: prioritizes indexable, summarizable and citable HTML pages instead of making attachments the only content entry.
- Directory and Article Pages Are Layered: articles.html provides the overview, while individual article pages handle summaries, source notes, related projects and readable archives.
- Clear Site Relationships: article pages link back to project, resume and contact pages, helping search systems understand the relationship between writing, projects and public identity.