The four pictures are mainly freehand brushwork. The first picture on the right is a wisteria tree with lush foliage and flowers. In the river below, there are two mandarin ducks playing in the water, wisteria is in full bloom, and a bunch of huge flowers are hanging on the branches.
Purple with blue, like a cloud, vividly depicts the graceful posture of wisteria. Wisteria symbolizes the purple gas from the East and the love that never dies. The theme of the second picture from the right is bamboo, among which several peonies are competing to open.
Put it on. Bamboo symbolizes peace and peony represents wealth. This painting symbolizes peace and wealth. The third picture is a peony picture. There are two birds playing below. The last picture is a yellow winter jasmine with two birds under it.
In ancient China, purple has always been the color used by the emperor's royal family. For example, in the Forbidden City, the official clothes are purple.
Moreover, purple has always had the meaning of purple gas coming from the east, which is an auspicious sign. Bamboo is like a gentleman, and everyone knows its character. Peony is the national flower of our country. Yingchun is auspicious, not cold.
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