This level of wisteria, he has painted countless times since April.
By now, he might need to paint ten or so clusters of such small flowers just to see the progress bar for Chinese Painting reluctantly move upward a bit on the system panel.
Whether aiming to effectively replicate Tang Ning's "Hundred Flowers Painting" or to thereby break through to the Tier Two Professional field, it still isn't quite enough.
While reading "Heavenly Rain Flowing Fragrance," there was a moment when he felt he had found the feeling he was looking for.
But when Gu Weijing concentrated on recalling that state, he fell into a deeper level of confusion.
In the realm of authentic Chinese painting, wisteria represents the noble aura of auspiciousness.
In Li Bai's "Wisteria Tree," "Wisteria climbs the cloud-topped tree, its flower vines suit the sunny spring," it reveals the prosperous atmosphere of spring mountain flowers blooming everywhere.
