Humorous ink painting

Author: Fang Cheng
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: After weathering the storms of time, the author has come to understand the true meaning of life. His optimistic and open-minded personality is deeply embedded in his works. His humor stems from life, making it very down-to-earth, and he excels in wit and satire. Over the years, the comics he has created have been widely enjoyed by the public. This book collects his outstanding comics over the years, offering readers a delightful read! The comics created in the traditional Chinese figure painting style are called "ink and wash comics." This style resembles Chinese painting but can also be considered comics. Fang Cheng's comics are known for their wit and satire. His humor comes from life and is very down-to-earth. Fang Cheng is a person who understands the true meaning of life, and his optimistic and open-minded nature has deeply permeated his comic works, guiding him through the ups and downs of time. His comics, such as "Opening a Shop for Wu Daliang," "Struggling to Study but Not Waking Up," "Don't Call Me 'Lord,' Call Me 'Public Servant'," and "Ten Years of Memories," have been widely enjoyed by the public. This book mainly features a variety of paintings by Mr. Fang Cheng, including official-business, street cleaner, "Opening a Shop for Wu Daliang," grandfather and grandson, drawing the Monkey King, the Wit God, and the Five Pagodas.