Wu Changshuo's plum blossom album for the late Qing Dynasty lyricist, with heart!

This "Twelve Caves Heavenly Plum Blossom Atlas" was carefully composed by Wu Changshuo in 1923 for the late Qing Dynasty poet Zhu Zumou, with ink and color on paper, 27.2 × 16.16 cm. Wu Changshuo painted Mei Youxi with the pen of the seal into the painting, before painting, he first concentrated on calming his breath, and then transported the pen like the wind, in one breath, calling himself "sweeping plums".

Wu Changshuo loved plum blossoms all his life and called himself "Bitter Railway Man Mei Confidant". His plum blossom poems account for about one-third of his poems, and his plum blossom paintings are also innumerable. His plum blossoms pay attention to momentum, indulge, dense and exquisite, scorched ink dry pen, come and go, horizontal branches, straight and vigorous, sometimes want to explore the water and the moon, sometimes want to fly in the air, different postures, light and sparse, depressed, there is a kind of elegance and vulgarity.