The Integration Of Water Color And Its Aesthetic Significance Of "Qujing"

Chinese culture has influenced all over the world,and the achievement of Chinese painting is also included in the world cultural history.After thousands of years of precipitation,the biggest difference between Chinese painting and all kinds of paintings lies in the importance and control of the realm.However,in every period,Chinese painting has different admiration of the realm,step by step to the new height of Chinese painting,such as the Wei and Jin Dynasties to metaphysics,Buddhism,Confucianism,the spirit of the expression is incisively and vividly,to create a new realm of aesthetics.In this period,the most special feature of Chinese painting lies in affirming the beauty of the image and paying more attention to the beauty of the charm,the inner spirit,and the creation of a unique artistic conception.How to extract this "jing" and integrate this "jing" into watercolor painting will be the subject of this paper.This article will take the Tang Dynasty poetry monk,Jiao ran,in his book "poetic style" as an introduction,and combine with the study of water color specialty to make an analysis and expansion of it.Artistic conception is often referred to as a result,and "qujing" makes a concrete exposition of the concrete process of this realm.In the process of studying the theory of "qujing",we find that we can use the two points of "accumulation thinking" and "careful thinking" to summarize the meaning of "qujing".The accumulation is the accumulation of the accumulation,which is based on consolidating the major and focusing on other related specialties,and is an accumulation of development;"fine thought" lies in the individual,which is also the key to the formation of individual watercolor language,depending on personal preferences and the accumulation of the accumulation."qujing" is an ancient theory of poetry,but the so-called poetry and painting homologous to the creation of watercolor painting,can greatly enrich the language form and aesthetic realm of watercolor creation.