This is an excellent review.
I saw a painting by Xu Beihong in the bookstore, entitled "Ma Tu". It is a galloping horse, entering from the top of the picture. I was immediately attracted by it. Bought one to hang in the dormitory. Several years passed, and it was covered with dust. Although it has become obsolete, I still keep it. When I look at it, I think of life in the country, horses in the country. ...
I learned that Xu Beihong was a master of horse painting only after I came into contact with many works of art. In War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, in order to draw horses, he often observed horses in the stables at night, and finally drew lifelike horses. Look at the horses painted by artists, most of them are running horses, and few of them are still. Why?
As the saying goes, "it's a mule or a horse, pull it out for a walk." Only then did I understand the truth. The original running horse can better show its inner strength and embody its spirit. The painter should convey its spirit! A good horse does not whip himself, showing the spirit of a good horse to strive for progress. Everyone should have this spirit. This spirit is also a prerequisite for success and a portrayal of the character of our Chinese nation. The Chinese nation has suffered many disasters since ancient times, and how many people with lofty ideals have the courage to die generously in times of crisis; During the period of peace building, they are active, and the reason why the Chinese nation thrives in the eastern continent is because they have the spirit of dragon and horse.
I will continue to collect this picture of a fine horse, cherish the spirit of dragon and horse forever, and strive to realize my ideal on the road of life until the end of my life.
At present, the scene of ten thousand has emerged, and the sound of hooves came from my ears. ...
It was the time when our Chinese nation took off in Kyushu, Fiona Fang!