Badashanren's works can be divided into three categories: calligraphy, landscape and flowers and birds, and there are about 2,000 pieces left in the world. A painter and calligrapher can have so many works in his life, and he is so perfect and exquisite, full of energy and endless interest, which makes people admire.
Zhu Da, a native of Badashan, Nanchang, Jiangxi, the grandson of King Zhu Quan IX of Ning Ming, was one of the "four great monks" in the early Qing Dynasty.
After the demise of the Ming dynasty, the country was ruined and the mood was sad. He became a monk and his dharma name was handed down. He also used metaphors such as "snow", "mountain", "mountain donkey", "donkey house", "human house" and "Dao Lang", and then entered the Qingyunpu Scenic Resort scenic spot as "Dao Lang".