There are also differences in the brush strokes of different slant angles, centric strokes, and reverse strokes.
It almost encompasses most of the techniques needed in flower painting.
Mastering the wisteria painting is like mastering a dozen different line-drawing techniques. Just like calligraphy enthusiasts practicing the "Yong" character with its Eight Principles, once you master "Yong," you've simultaneously mastered horizontal, vertical, left-falling, dot, hook, and other strokes.
Thinking of Professor Lin Tao's guidance over the phone, Gu Weijing turned a page in the book in the auditorium.
Good birds find shelter in branches, fallen flowers turn into poems on the water's surface.
Today, Gu Weijing happens to be reading Chapter Nine of "Heavenly Rain Flowing Fragrance," which is about flower-and-bird paintings and the sentiments of literati.
