This study examines the lasting impact of Dadaism on Chinese art, analysing its effects on artistic styles, thematic explorations, and cross-cultural interactions. Dadaism has had an effect on Chinese artists, who have moved towards modern and experimental styles, using aspects of anti-tradition and anti-logic in creative ways. Dadaism had an effect on new ideas about topics, which led Chinese artists to look into deep social and cultural issues outside of the usual limits. Cultural contacts with artists from Europe and Russia have been very important, giving Chinese art new ideas and helping it grow in many different ways. In the future, globalisation will make Dadaism even more powerful in China, making it easier for people around the world to work together and connect with each other. As China's influence grows around the world, its art will continue to mix traditional elements with current styles from around the world. The lasting effects of Dadaism not only change the way artists express themselves, but they also help people from other cultures understand each other better and support the world development of Chinese art. More study needs to be done on how cultural exchanges have affected the growth of Chinese art around the world.