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The author explains the masters and their works in the history of Chinese and foreign art in her eyes in the form of prose and essays. These works include "Interview with Su Shi in Sansu Temple", "Memories of Mi Fu", "Zijintang Ji", "Diary of a Madman", "The Da Vinci Code", "Giant", "Ship Arrives in Venice", "Song of the Earth", "See the Wind" "Room with a View", "Beautiful Girl, Please Turn Your Head", "Dancing with the Sunshine", "Distant Pursuit", "Let's Find a Light", "A House Stands on the Street", "Flying Crane", etc. The text is delicate and meaningful. It uses a woman's unique perspective and extremely perceptual understanding to evaluate the works of many Chinese and foreign art masters. It is different from ordinary painting reviews, allowing the brushstrokes of those masters to strike the soul and emit a noble and poetic voice, "on the quagmire of life, a graceful lotus blooms." After covering up, open the window and look up at the stars in the sky. You will think: the immortal masters of art are simple, not mysterious, and their souls are easier to approach than ordinary people.