A child checks out an exhibit inspired by Chinese mythology, a water god with eight faces, eight legs and a tiger’s body, on Wednesday at Zhejiang Art Museum in Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang province.

Visitors stroll around the exhibition entitled “The New Classic of Mountains and Seas: Contemporary Art on Chinese Original Myths and Legends.”

Gallery patrons examine the art display titled “Fairy Tale World” in the Hangzhou exhibition.

A visitor highlights a print which was created around four often-touted mythological creatures in Chinese history that are believed to bring good luck and happiness to people’s lives.

Visitors walk through a corridor decorated with intricate paintings on both sides of the gallery walls.

A visitor checks the introduction information about a crab-like object on display.

A child reads an edition of “The Classic of Mountains and Seas,” a collection of Chinese mythology that first appeared in the Han Dynasty (202BC-220AD).