See the picture below: Wang Mian: Momei.
The trees in Xiyan Lake near my home are covered with faint ink marks.
Don't praise the lottery, Shi is full of anger! The author introduces Wang Mian (1287- 1359) and Zhuji (present-day Zhejiang), with the character stamp and number. Zhu Shi Shan Nong. Wei Yuan poet and famous painter. Born in a farmhouse, he herded cattle as a teenager and studied painting hard. After failing the Jinshi exam, he gave up the idea of being an official and traveled around the world. After living in seclusion in Jiulishan. He is good at painting plum blossoms and bamboo stones, and has written some poems that reflect the sufferings of people's livelihood and express personal interests. Its language is simple and unconventional, and it is unique in Yuan poetry. Explain that the first two sentences of the poem write that his Mo Mei works come from real life and are hammered out. The last two sentences say that the fierce painting of plum blossoms does not pay attention to modeling, but pursues the spirit likeness. The spirit likeness is to express the inner spiritual temperament of the object, and the shape is simply to imitate the shape of things. Seeking God seems to be the traditional aesthetic of Chinese painting. This is the moving part of this poem. Description (1) Mo Mei-plum blossom in ink painting has no color. Poetry is the author's own article. (2) West Wild Goose Lake, the legendary West Wild Goose Lake of Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Jin Dynasty, dyed the water in the small pond black due to frequent washing of pens and inkstones. Wang Mian said that his family has Xiyan Lake. The implication is that I study hard and practice Rainbow's Xi Zhi. (3) Qingqi-semantic pun, using the fragrance and temperament of plum blossoms to compare the family's character and integrity. Gankun-refers to heaven and earth, people. The plum blossom I painted doesn't want people to praise its beautiful color, I just want to leave its noble temperament in the world.