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A Mauser Pistol

Hua Tuo Learning Medicine Pictured by Tong Jiemei	Hua Tuo Pictured by Xu Zhengping,Ling Tao	Li Shizhen Pictured by Qian Xiao'ai, Feng Monong
Red Stone (4) Terrified Devils Pictured by Han Heping, Luo Pan, Jin Kui, Gu Bingxin	Grape Pictured by Yu Zhifang	Mao Zhedong in the North of Shanxi Pictured by Zheng Jiasheng

　　□Young Chinese generations' art works. The teenage authors learned a great deal from the west, and integrated the western drawing skills and styles with Chinese traditional drawing skills.

Wing	Brothers	Magic	Xiaolian

Traditional-Painting	Paper-cut	Engraving
Canvas	Folk-custom	Comics

Work Selflessly for the Public Interest
The original Chinese idiom:
"Ke4 Ji3 Feng4 Gong1": "ke", restrict; "ji", oneself; "feng", take for important; "gong", public interest.

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