Liu Wangbin's comic strip masterpiece "Sha Gong Da Luo" is appreciated

Shagundaro is a seven-act mythological poem by the ancient Indian poet and dramatist Kalidasa. It tells the story of Shagundaro, the daughter of the Celestial Daughter, and King Dusumondo (or Dou Fantuo) who meet in the forest, from mutual admiration to love and childbirth, and experience a series of tribulations in the middle, until they are reunited. The whole plot has ups and downs, peaks and turns, gripping, the character portrayal is vivid and vivid, vivid, full of charm, and the emotional description is lingering, delicate and real, and touching. But what the reader sees is no hustle and bustle, no floating, no killing, no blood, but a clear spring, a yellow oriole, a shade of flowers, and a fairyland. This seemingly bland mythical love story, when Kalitasha turned it into stage art in the language of drama, immediately became a great literary work, becoming the most important work of ancient Indian Sanskrit classical literature and one of the highest achievements of ancient literature in the world, and has been loved by readers around the world for thousands of years.

Mr. Liu Wangbin's creation of the comic strip "Shagong Daro" began in 1958, and the whole process was arduous and pleasant. He carefully studied the script, starting from the emotional description of the characters and the arrangement of environmental props, and strived to perfectly combine the typical characters and scenes of India with the traditional Chinese painting art. Reach the best situation where there are paintings in poetry, poetry in paintings, poetry and painting blend, and allegorize to the scene. Facts have proved that after the publication of "Shagong Daro", it has attracted many readers with its strong national style and the charm of traditional Chinese painting art, and has won unanimous praise from people outside the industry. It also marks that Liu Wangbin's comic strip creation art has reached its peak state.