The painting method of "Huichong Spring River Evening Scene" is as follows:
1. First draw a large border. The border can be a square, and then draw a small border in the middle.
2. Draw some bamboos on the right, two hills on both sides, a river, two little ducks in the middle, and some plum blossoms near the small border.
3. Then start coloring, paint the bamboo with green and cyan, and paint the river in the middle with blue.
4. The ducks are painted with yellow, the plum blossoms are painted with pink and brown, the hills are painted with dark yellow, the grass is painted with green, and the small border in the middle is painted with brown and red.
5. Finally, write an ancient poem in the frame and tidy up the picture. Then the third-grade Hui Chong Spring River Evening Scene Poetry and Painting is ready.
About the author Su Shi:
Su Shi's views on society and thoughts on life are unabashedly reflected in his literary works, among which poetry is the most vivid and heartfelt. Among more than 2,700 Su poems, the themes of intervening in social reality and thinking about life are very prominent.
Su Shi had an attitude of being "out of touch with the times" towards various unreasonable phenomena in social reality, and always regarded criticizing reality as an important theme of poetry. What's even more valuable is that Su Shi's criticism of society was not limited to the New Deal, nor was it limited to the present. He criticized the long-standing bad policies and bad habits in feudal society, reflecting a deeper critical consciousness.
Su Shi had many ups and downs in officialdom throughout his life, traveling around the world and having extremely rich life experience. He is good at summarizing experiences from life encounters, and is also good at seeing patterns in objective things. In his eyes, extremely ordinary life content and natural scenery contain profound truths, such as the two poems "Inscribed on the Western Forest Wall" and "He Zi Nostalgia from Mianchi".