Wang Mian's poem about "Plum Blossoms" is Mo Mei.
Original text: The head trees in Xiyan Lake, my home, all have pale ink marks. Don't be boasted of good colors, just be clear and full of dry Kun.
Translation: This painting seems to be a plum blossom growing from my Xiyan Lake. Each plum blossom seems to be a trace left by light ink after washing the pen without bright color, because it doesn't need others to praise its color, but only cares about filling the light fragrance between heaven and earth.
Creation background: This is a poem by the author Wang Mian about his own plum blossom painting. Painting as "Meme Map", paper, ink pen, vertical 31.9cm, horizontal 5.9cm. Title: "The first tree in Xiyan Lake, my home, all have pale ink marks. Don't be boasted of good colors, just leave the air full of dry Kun. Wang Mian Yuanzhang is a good assistant. " Zhong "Yuan Zhang" and "Wen Prince Sun". In addition, Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty wrote imperial poems and collected seals. In the picture, a plum blossom appears horizontally, with beautiful branches and sparse flowers. Dye the petals with light ink, and then tick the calyx with thick ink. The ink color is clear and moist, and the high sentiment overflows the pen end.