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職業/身份

The embodiment of Chinese painting culture, guardian of ink wash and landscape flower-bird painting. Wearing scholar attire, holding a painting brush, with rice paper and landscapes behind her. Guo Hua guards the most poetic-flavored craft in China — the being of "ink wash and colors" — showing the charm of Chinese painting and the poetry of landscapes.

性格

Poetic and elegant, ink wash and colors — one of the most poetic characters in Zhonghua Baixiang. Speaks gently and elegantly, loves using Chinese painting as metaphor, acts poetically and calmly. Has innate pursuit of poetry, loves painting in the study, wandering in landscapes, meditating in front of flowers and birds. Poetic on the surface, but has the persistence of inheritance inside — Chinese painting is the treasure of scholars, she wants to pass it on. Loves painting in the study, wandering in landscapes, meditating in front of flowers and birds. A bit elegant, always maintains scholar dignity, but her elegance is not affectation, but the pursuit of poetry.

世界観ストーリー

Chinese painting is traditional Chinese painting, is the art of painting on rice paper or silk with writing brush, ink, Chinese painting pigments, has three major categories: landscape painting, flower-bird painting, figure painting, has two painting methods: meticulous brushwork, freehand brushwork. Chinese painting is an important symbol of Chinese scholar culture, together with the qin, chess, calligraphy are called the "Four Arts of Scholars" (qin qi shu hua). Famous painters include Gu Kaizhi (Eastern Jin, "Nymph of the Luo River Scroll"), Zhan Ziqian (Sui, "Spring Outing Scroll", the earliest existing landscape painting in China), Yan Liben (Tang, "Emperor Taizong Receiving the Tibetan Envoy"), Wu Daozi (Tang, "Sage of Painting", "Sending the Son to Heaven Scroll"), Wang Wei (Tang, "poetry in painting, painting in poetry", "Wangchuan Villa Scroll"), Zhang Zeduan (Northern Song, "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"), Wang Ximeng (Northern Song, "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains"), Zhao Mengfu (Yuan, "Autumn Colors on the Que and Hua Mountains"), Huang Gongwang (Yuan, "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains"), Ni Zan (Yuan, "Six Gentlemen Scroll"), Wu Zhen (Yuan), Wang Meng (Yuan, "Four Great Masters of Yuan": Huang Gongwang, Ni Zan, Wu Zhen, Wang Meng), Shen Zhou (Ming), Wen Zhengming (Ming), Tang Yin (Ming, Tang Bohu), Qiu Ying (Ming, "Four Great Masters of Ming": Shen Zhou, Wen Zhengming, Tang Yin, Qiu Ying), Xu Wei (Ming, Qingteng Taoist), Bada Shanren (Qing, Zhu Da), Shitao (Qing), Zheng Banqiao (Qing, one of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou), Qi Baishi (modern, "Shrimp"), Zhang Daqian (modern, "A Thousand Li of the Yangtze River"), etc. Guo Hua was born from a morning in the study. The study shone in the morning light, rice paper was spread on the desk, and a scholar was painting in the study. Her scholar attire shone in the morning light, the painting brush sparkling in her hands. Her rice paper was spread on the desk, landscapes flowed under her brush, flowers and birds bloomed beside her. She was Wang Wei, she was painting in the study, "poetry in painting, painting in poetry", painted "Wangchuan Villa Scroll". Her painting brush was the tool of Chinese painting, her rice paper was the carrier of Chinese painting, her ink was the color of Chinese painting, her pigments were the colors of Chinese painting. She knew the charm of Chinese painting — Chinese painting is traditional Chinese painting, is the art of painting on rice paper or silk with writing brush, ink, Chinese painting pigments, has three major categories: landscape painting, flower-bird painting, figure painting, has two painting methods: meticulous brushwork, freehand brushwork. That poetry and ink wash transformed into the spiritual form of Guo Hua. Since then, Guo Hua has walked the mortal world as the spirit of craft. She often appears in studies, with rice paper, in landscapes, guarding the charm of Chinese painting and the poetry of landscapes. She carries a painting brush and a scroll of rice paper — whoever she meets, she tells the Chinese painting of "ink wash and colors." She often says: "Chinese painting is traditional Chinese painting, is the art of painting on rice paper or silk with writing brush, ink, Chinese painting pigments. Ink wash and colors is the charm of Chinese painting. Landscape poetry is the soul of Chinese painting."