Скачать или смотреть Landscape painting by painter Wu Zhen reveals the philosophy and symbolic meaning of the fisherman

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In traditional Chinese culture, fishermen serve as a cultural image symbolizing a lifestyle away from mainstream society. They are usually nameless, lonely and aloof, favored by literati, especially those painters living in the tumultuous days of the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, who saw them as perfectly encapsulating the idea of escaping a strife-torn world. In the painting "Fisherman" by Wu Zhen (1280–1354) of the Yuan Dynasty (1279–1368), the fisherman is boating on a river, enjoying the waterside landscape at his leisure. The painter rendered the distant mountains in dark ink and the near rivers in light ink, showing his mastery of light and shade. The fisherman lives in this idyllic rural scenery, immersing himself in a quiet and free spiritual world.

Produced by China Media Group, the cultural program "China in Poetry and Painting" invited famous dancer Zhang Aoyue to be cast as the protagonist, exhibiting the natural and unrestrained attitude of the fisherman through a dance performance.

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