What the questioner wants to ask is "Does Yangliuqing painting inherit the painting tradition of the Song and Yuan Dynasties and absorb the Ming Dynasty woodcut prints, arts and crafts drama stage form?" It adopts the method of combining woodblock overprinting and hand-painted painting.
Yangliuqing paintings inherited the painting tradition of the Song and Yuan Dynasties and absorbed the forms of woodcut prints, arts and crafts and drama stages of the Ming Dynasty. In the creation process, Yangliuqing paintings use a combination of woodblock overprinting and hand-painted painting. Woodblock overprinting is a traditional printmaking technique in which wooden boards are carved and then printed with ink or pigment to replicate the pattern. Hand-painting is an artist's use of colored pigments for delicate depiction and decoration, making the work more vivid and rich. This combination method enables Yangliuqing paintings to create a unique style, which is characterized by vividness, liveliness, joy and auspiciousness, and touching themes. The use of this form enables Yangliuqing paintings to display innovation and artistic charm while inheriting tradition.