The Chinese painter’s landscape is not real one and you can enter it from any point then travel in it. ( Make it complex)
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Chinese artists do not usually paint real places but imaginary, idealized landscapes. ... Chinese painting in general is seen as an extension of calligraphy and uses the same brushstrokes. The colors are restrained and subtle and the paintings are usually created in ink on paper, with a small amount of watercolor.
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