On the Classification of Traditional Painting Banners in China

In ancient China, Chinese characters were "from right to left", and they were arranged in reverse after learning from the West. Plum orchid, bamboo chrysanthemum and strip painting in spring, summer, autumn and winter are two kinds of group paintings, and their arrangement should be arranged in natural order. There are also "Mei Lan Zhu Ju" (four gentlemen) and "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter" (four seasons). As for the naming and drawing method of six screens (including colors), it is entirely the author's original intention, and sometimes it is also very important. Don't worry too much about this. There is neither "smile" nor "smile" in the idiom dictionary, but "smile". However, it is not necessary to draw an idiom, which is also very common.

1, "Bamboo Reports Peace" was first published in the late Tang Dynasty. It was originally "Bamboo Reports Peace", which means that monks cherish bamboo in the temple and report the growth of bamboo every day, and later generations extended it to a letter of peace. (There are instructions on the Internet)

2. This series of strip paintings all have specific names. I really haven't heard any other names except a few screens. But most of them are even numbers.

3. Hanging method: I remember that there are generally two paintings on both sides of nave in the purlin, and there are rooms on both sides of the wall (there are several courtyards in the south). At the same time, I have seen four or six paintings on the same wall. As for the rules that are really evolutionary history, I'm not sure.