Wang Xiangyang's classic "Five Cows Playing in the Water" has always been loved by people. The five cows in the Five Cattle Map contain beautiful meanings: the first is a pioneer cow, the second is a lucky cow, the third is a lucky cow, the fourth is Wang Jianiu, and the fifth is a wishful cow. Taking a photo of five cows home is equivalent to taking home diligence, good luck, wealth, luck and wishful thinking! Five cows playing in the water have good luck, blessing and regulating Feng Shui. Playing with five cows in the water has the meaning of bull market in Feng Shui. Cattle is a symbol of prosperity, which means prosperity and endless financial resources. This picture of five cows playing in the water is suitable for hanging in many places such as home, living room, study room, office, hotel, restaurant, conference room and so on. Moreover, this picture of five cows playing in the water is a hand-painted work by real people, and it is also suitable for giving to friends or personal collections.
A short story about "Five Cattle Map";
Once published, the first volume of "Five Cattle Map" became a hot spot of collection. According to the Records of Ming History, the volume "Five Cattle Map" was once included in the Palace in the Northern Song Dynasty, and Song Huizong also wrote an inscription. However, these traces disappeared because of the excavation of later generations, and only the signs of "Ruisi Dongge" and "Shaoxing" in the Southern Song Dynasty showed his life experience of crossing the south. After the Yuan Dynasty destroyed the Song Dynasty, Zhao Mengfu, a great calligrapher, got this famous painting, which is a great treasure and left an inscription "Exquisite, Wisdom is the world". In the Ming Dynasty, a volume of "Five Cattle Map" reached the hands of big collectors and connoisseurs. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty publicized the treasures of the world, and the volume "Five Cattle Map" was called into the palace. Emperor Qianlong loved it very much, and ordered ministers to write inscriptions at the back of the volume many times. Famous paintings in the late Qing Dynasty were transferred to Yingtai, Zhongnanhai for preservation. 1900, Eight-Nation Alliance ransacked the Forbidden City, and the "Five Cattle Map" was robbed abroad, and there was no news from then on.