Chinese artists have a special, fervent love for the black-and-white world featured simply with black ink on white paper or silk. A white-and-black world, to Chinese people, is a colorless world without bright, gorgeous colors. Chinese painting basically attached great importance to color. A good example is that, in the early days, paintings were called "red and green color" in China. Chinese artists used to advocate "applying color to depict color" – given the diversely colorful world, it is the artist's responsibility to reproduce the world with variegated colors. Yet the ink-and-wash painting triumphed over this tradition to become superior to all other genres of traditional Chinese fine arts
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