Wang Fu (fú), the author of "Mountain Pavilion Wenhui Map", a great painter in the early Ming Dynasty, is good at landscapes, especially dead wood and bamboo, and paints bamboo to absorb the strengths of famous artists since the Northern Song Dynasty. With a unique style of free swing, vertical and horizontal flow, crisp and strong, people call his ink bamboo "the first of the Ming Dynasty".
This diagram depicts the gathering of literati and scholars at the mountain pavilion. Here the cloud mountains are towering, the autumn maples are deficient, the pavilions are looming, and the scenery is extremely beautiful.
Deep at the foot of the mountain, there was a babbling stream, and in the tree-covered pavilion there were already five people, three people sitting around the case and discussing it, while the other two stood on the railing.
An old man on the hillside walked with a cane, a man in the creek came by boat, two people stopped to talk on the road in front of the pavilion, and a hammerhead waiter held the guqin in his arms.
The small trees at the top of the mountain, the author also draws the trunks one by one, each with its own form, rather than the common treatment of points as trees in meta paintings. The whole picture has a special effect that is both wet and refreshing. This landscape and water resort provides a beautiful environment for the literati collection, and the literati collection adds poetry to the landscape and water resort.
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