Orchid is one of the four gentlemen in the flower, not only the fragrance is pleasant, the stretched orchid leaves are elegant and colorful, and the fragrant orchid is deeply loved by the painter and has become a common subject in Chinese painting.
The author's name is Wu Zequan
Wu Zequan's teacher AiLan, his Lan is soft and tender, not folded, the pen and ink are wanton, the meaning is lofty, and there is no dust and tacky. Flowers and leaves are clustered, overlapping without overlapping; flowers are dancing, elegant and quiet; one flower and one leaf, can not be increased or decreased, the atmosphere is vivid, and the appreciation has a sense of fragrance and paper.
"Su Xin Self-Knowledge" draws orchids with intentional brushes, pays attention to the combination of calligraphy and picture with every stroke, uses the pen to be soft and rigid, the flowers and leaves are graceful and colorful, and the artistic conception is quiet and far away. The leaf surface is different in shade, and the pen is dry and moist, exuding a flowing and free temperament. The steep mountain stones set off the spirituality of the orchid, showing the indomitable spirit of the wind and rain in late autumn.
"The heart is not big, it allows for many incense", the orchid aroma is fresh and elegant, refreshing, willing to be in the mountains and forests, no one can reach the secluded place silently blooming, not competing with the flowers. Teacher Wu Ailan, his personality is also like Lan, willing to be lonely, only seek the original heart, do not seek to hear, the mentality is calm and comfortable, live a light and simple life!
True gentleman in the flowers, elegant style!
Pure heart, happy with it!
Appendix
There is a sense of appreciation
Xiao Maoguang
(i)
The name cannot be really law,
Fresh and unworldly.
Light ink and incense chapter composition beauty,
Park Cheng Chao Mai is everyone.
(ii)
Even know Wu Jun Molan frame,
A delicate fragrance.
Ingenious and ingenious, simple and beautiful,
Pingao naturally out of the elegant rhyme.
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Wu Zequan
Born in 1944, a native of Xingwen County, Yibin, Sichuan. He studied painting since childhood, and successively studied under the famous calligraphers and painters in Shuzhong, such as Liu Jieming, Ding Jihe, huang Zhiquan and other gentlemen. In his long-term artistic career, in addition to his extensive involvement in landscapes and rivers, he especially has a special love for the lyrical creation of "Four Gentlemen", specializing in Meilan Zhuju. Over the years, the pen has been working tirelessly, splashing ink, diligently pursuing, and gradually forming its own style. Especially known as Mei, it is known as "Wu Meihua" in Shuzhong society. Influenced by Wang Mian, Chen Lishan, Wu Taisu, and Tang Yin, he was deeply fascinated by Momei, and the Momei he ordered was refined and ancient, light and clear, and seemed to inadvertently reveal a natural style in the sense of scripture.