Chao Er Tai

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POST WINGS

The two characters "長久" (long-lasting) may seem simple, but they are actually the most serious responses to life and creation. In Zhao Er-Dai's life experience, what truly matters is not the momentary passion, but whether one can withstand the test of time. There is no rush to achieve fame, no chasing after trends, and no competing with the world—just painting day by day, working year by year, allowing creation to continue naturally.

"Long" does not mean grand, but rather maintaining its form over an extended period; "久" (long-lasting) does not signify just adhering to slogans, but a willingness to endure the ordinary, the repetitive, and the solitude. The stamp is not a blessing but an attitude: art does not need to be sensational, as long as it lasts; a person does not need to be dazzling, as long as they travel far.

Therefore, "長久" is not an outcome, but a choice—choosing to be slow, choosing to remain, and choosing to walk alongside time.

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