Fuchun Landscape Clears the Wet Dream

In the year 2113 AD, in an era of extremely advanced technology, I had to travel back in time to the backward ancient times for a famous painting handed down from generation to generation. It was still the Qing Dynasty, and it was just a painting! It was necessary for me to travel thousands of miles just for a broken painting, my computer, my mobile phone, and my wifi! The doctor said that if I couldn't get the complete painting back, he would punish me to stay in that broken place for the rest of my life, ah~! I will die! "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" is a calligraphy and painting of the Yuan Dynasty, painted by the painter Huang Gongwang, with the Fuchun River in Zhejiang as the background. The whole picture uses light and elegant ink, the mountains and water are arranged at an appropriate density, and the ink colors are thick and light, dry and wet, and full of changes. It is Huang Gongwang's representative work and is known as one of the "Top Ten Famous Paintings in China". Legend has it that it passed into the hands of collector Wu Hongyu in the late Ming Dynasty. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, Wu Hongyu loved this painting so much that he even ordered it to be burned and buried before his death. Wu Hongyu's nephew rescued it from the fire. The painting had been burned into two parts, one large and one small. The longer second section is called "Wu Yong Shi Volume" and is now in the collection of the National Palace Museum in Taipei; the front section is called "The Remaining Mountain Picture" and is now in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum.