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A Mauser Pistol

A Copper Button (II)
Pictured by Yang Yiling

My Father Deng Xiaoping (6)
Pictured by Ye Xiong

Gourd Girl
Pictured by Pu Huihua

A Buffalo Goes to Law
Pictured by Ye Shanlu

The Riverside at Dawn
Pictured by Gu Bingxin

Flying Phoenix Rock
Pictured by Pu Huihua
¡¡¡¡¡õYoung 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.

Where Am I?

In Silence

Jiang Wen(actor)

Jack-Jones
     

Traditional-Painting

Paper-cut

Engraving

Canvas

Folk-custom

Comics

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Depend on Somebody for A Living
The original Chinese idiom:
"Ji4 Ren2 Li2 Xia4": "ji", depend; "ren", somebody, another person; "li xia", under the fence. It means, "Writing articles imitating others and has no innovation".
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