Wu Pai, represented by Shen Zhou, Tang Yin, and Ming Sijia, is one of the most influential painting schools in the art history of China.

From the post-wu school, Dong Qichang, "Four Kings" and others to the transformation of Suzhou's beauty and beauty in the history of modern painting, wu school's vein has been continuing.

"From Ming Sijia to Contemporary Wumen": See how the context of Wu Pai continues to this day.

The curator of China Art Museum said: "Songjiang School, Yushan School and Lou Dongpai, which originated in Wu Pai, are all leading the trend of the times. Both the Shanghai School and the New Jinling School are closely related to the Wu School or painters. China modern art education giants such as Yan, Pang Xunqin and Wu Zuoren are also outstanding sons and daughters who have come out of this hot land; Wu Mu, Zhang and other Wu painters who have emerged since the founding of the People's Republic of China have all grown up in the cultural atmosphere of Wu, and Wu's paintings have profound connotations. I think the most striking features are four points, namely: inclusiveness, multi-faceted integration, implicit implication and integration with Taoism. "