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中国水墨画介绍

Introduction of Chinese Brush Painting

Traditional Chinese ink painting is one of the brilliant Chinese culture creations. It has

thousands of history. Chinese brush painting reflects Chinese nation

’

s unique cultural

literacy, artistic appreciation and

aesthetic [i:s?θet?

k] consciousness. We should

inherit and carry forward the fine traditions of the culture, improve our aesthetic ability and

creative thinking.

It is just like the painting in the western countries. As opposed to Western styles of art,

works painted in traditional style is called as Chinese painting, meaning “national

painting.

[i:s?θet?

k] trend

and artistic technique.

When we draw the traditional Chinese ink painting, it helps us keep calm and

cultivate our sense of art. And it helps us to learn about the long Chinese culture.

From the Chinese ink painting we can see a number of funny and exciting stories

behind them, the picture of it is a vivid documentary of the history at a certain period

of time.

The Chinese do painting with brushes, dipping their brushes in ink or paint and

then skillfully wielding them. Painters produce on the Xuan paper with lines and dots

—

some heavy, some light, some deep, and some pale.

Classification according to subject matter of Chinese painting

中国画按题材划分

Chinese Landscape painting

中国山水画

Chinese Bird-and-flower painting

中国花鸟画

Chinese Figure Painting

中国人物画

The paper, ink, brush, and inkstone

（砚台）

are essential implements of East Asian

calligraphy: they are known together as the Four Treasures of the Study (

文房四宝

)

in China.

Paper

Special types of paper are used in East Asian calligraphy. In China, Xuanzhi,

traditionally made in Anhui province, is the preferred type of paper. It is made from

other materials including rice, the paper mulberry, bamboo, hemp, etc.. Sometimes

the brush is used to put ink on a pen.

Ink