Chao Er Dai

1974

泛黃

POST WINGS

Layers of mountains undulate, with a pavilion faintly visible at the peak. The ink is thick and heavy, the brushwork steady and restrained; among it, the green leaves dance like sparks of passion, flashing with rhythm amidst the dense ink. The mountains push upward in layers, with the distant pavilion standing quietly at the highest point, serving as both the endpoint of vision and the direction of spirit.

The abundant green thickets filling the valley signify a vibrant symbol of life. This greenery is not merely a decorative embellishment; rather, it is the energy that continues to grow within the heavy mountains—there remains a lively pulse and an indomitable vitality in this lofty realm. The pavilion stands high in the distance, while the trees flourish among the mountains, forming a life flow that rises from the base: from the accumulation of roots to the pinnacle of spirit.

This work symbolizes his enduring rhythmic life and deep love for nature, even in solitude—
Though the mountains are heavy, the heart remains vibrant,
Though the path is steep, the greenery never ceases.

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