"How long can it last" comes from a story painted by Qi Baishi. The heart expressed here is: it is said that people should not act like crabs, or they will fall down sooner or later. The essence of this advice is to advise people not to be too arrogant and to know how to restrain themselves. One day, the tables will turn and you will get the punishment you deserve.
Characteristics of Qi Baishi's paintings:
Qi Baishi never wanted to be an official. He is lazy to socialize, only cares about his own affairs and never competes with the outside world. He is always immersed in his artistic experience and hometown with a pure heart.
Qi Baishi's rural heart, childlike innocence, peasant heart and local flavor in art are rooted in his working life. Qi Baishi is also cornered in art, which is the inevitable fate of humbly following the feelings of "Eight Mountain People". In essence, it is the result of the disharmony between Qi Baishi's mentality and the literati in the past.