Ji Shao's sweetheart's vest fell off

Chapter 920 Galloping Horse

Ji Wenyan's eyes are deep. Duan inkstone is the first of the four famous inkstones in China. It is famous for its long-lasting water vapor. They have all been fired to hundreds of thousands.

As for the piece that Gu Chuchu weighed in his hands, it seemed that it was an old thing for some years, and the value was probably immeasurable.

This made him even more puzzled, why did Ba Ye, the leader of "Fallen Street", treat Gu Chuchu so carefully and respectfully, and even gave her such a good thing?

Soon, Ji Wenyan found the answer in Gu Chuchu's scroll.

Standing beside her, Ba Ye picked up the ink sticks that he had prepared a long time ago, randomly took out a bottle from a box of mineral water dragged out from under the sofa, carefully poured a few drops on the inkstone, and then began to watch the nose and nose Grind mindfully.

Gu Chuchu picked up the folded rice paper and spread it on the table, smoothed the wrinkles of the rice paper with a paperweight, meditated for a while with the Langhao brush in hand, then tilted the pen tip at a 45-degree angle with her right hand, and began to splash ink on the white rice paper.

And Ba Ye's grinding hand stopped as early as the moment Gu Chuchu wrote.

All of a sudden, in the slightly dim gate building, apart from the sound of brushes rustling on the rice paper, only the breathing of a few people remained.

Ba Ye seemed to be afraid of disturbing Gu Chuchu's painting, so he restrained his breathing deliberately.

He watched intently as the girl transformed from a blank sheet of paper into a lifelike drawing of galloping horses.

On the drawing paper, the eight horses are of different shapes, galloping gallopingly, uncommonly, it is thrilling to watch, and full of romanticism in the realism.

The painting of eight steeds actually originated from the eight steeds of King Zhou Mu. In history, many literati wrote poems and paintings for the painting of eight steeds, and the most famous one in modern history is Xu Beihong's "Picture of Galloping Horses".

His pictures of galloping horses are good at using horses as a metaphor for people and expressing his feelings with objects, so as to express his patriotic enthusiasm.

However, the horses in Gu Chuchu's works have a special grandiose meaning, less blood for serving the country, and a little more soul-stirring, making people unforgettable.

Even if you are outside the painting, you can't help feeling warm when you look at this picture, as if you can hear the hooves and neighing of a horse in your ears, and you can smell the fragrance of green grass and soil at the tip of your nose.

The moment Gu Chuchu retracted the brush and inhaled, and then put down the brush in his hand, the three people in the room came back to their senses.

I was so fascinated by watching it just now, I fell into the painting.

Among them, Ba Ye's reaction was the most intense. He couldn't wait for Mo Gan, so he pulled the table directly, bent his back and almost lay down on the table to watch.

The child who had been standing in the corner couldn't help leaning over here, stretching his neck and staring at the newly released "Picture of Galloping Horses".

"Tsk tsk tsk, little ancestor, tell me that you are the one who can enjoy food from God, why don't you stay in this line of work honestly, what kind of forensic doctor are you going to do!" Eighth Master squinted his eyes and looked at the table. While thinking about the painting, he kept covering his mouth with one hand when he was talking, fearing that his saliva would stain the painting.

His tone was very familiar, which made Ji Wenyan even more surprised. How come the eight masters in "Fallen Street" and the forensic director of the laboratory department who can't get along with each other are so familiar?

And why did Gu Chuchu paint Chinese paintings so well?
(End of this chapter)