There are stories in Chinese painting, and it is a classic that has been handed down to this day. I recommend you to "Pick the Flowers".
The traditional Chinese paintings recommended by several friends in front of me are all excellent works handed down from generation to generation, but when it comes to the stories in the paintings, there is nothing more meaningful than him:
At the end of Shang Dynasty, the monarch of the solitary bamboo kingdom decided to make his second son Shu Qi his heir. After the monarch died, Shu Qi insisted on giving the throne to his eldest brother Boyi, but Boyi insisted on not accepting it, saying that he could not disobey his father's orders. In order to let his younger brother Shu Qi succeed to the throne calmly, Boyi fled quietly. After learning this news, Shu Qi also gave up the throne without hesitation and went with his brother. Many years later, the two went to Xibo Hou Jichang. Just when Ji Chang died, his son, known as King Wu, was actively preparing to invade Shang Zhou. The two immediately rushed to the front of King Wu's horse to stop it. But King Wu did not listen, and after seizing power, the world was renamed "Zhou". Boyi and Shu Qi were deeply ashamed and determined not to eat the grain harvested from the land of the Zhou Dynasty, so they lived in seclusion in shouyangshan (now Yongji County, Shanxi Province) and lived by digging some wild vegetables, and finally starved to death in the mountains. Their behavior of "starving to death is small and dishonoring is big" is widely respected. Li Tang's topic is a bitter satire on the courtiers of the Northern Song Dynasty, who managed to steal peace and spoil the enemy.