Yunnan Tian (1633- 1690) was famous, and later it was changed to Shou Ping, and Nantian was his name. He, together with Wang Shimin, Wang Jian, Wang Hui, Wang, is called "the Six Schools of Qing Dynasty". His landscape paintings are beginners of Huang Yuan, Wang Gong and Wang Meng, and he was deeply impressed. He also painted flowers, animals and insects with boneless method, claiming to inherit Xu Chongsi's boneless flower method, creating a "cloud-style" flower painting style with transparent brushwork, bright colors and elegant style, and becoming a master of a generation. Modern famous painters such as Ren Bonian, Wu Changshuo and Liu Haisu have all copied and studied his paintings. He is also proficient in regular script, adopting the methods of Chu Suiliang and Mi Fei to form a whole. Poetry is the first of the six poems of Piling, and he is good at five-character ancient poems. His poetic style is superb, his calligraphy is beautiful, and his brushwork is vivid, so he is known as "Three Wonders in the South". His posthumous works include The Lotus Pavilion.