The painting style in southern Japan is delicate and euphemistic; Then, Japanese southern paintings pay attention to modeling and perspective. Even if a grass is three-dimensional, Chinese painting does not pay attention to perspective, but pays more attention to the use of pen and ink.

I think Chinese painting pays more attention to the feeling of artistic conception, and I love the freehand brushwork of Chinese painting. But I also appreciate the exquisiteness of paintings in southern Japan.

If you write a paper, first write the historical origin of the two, systematically introduce the similarities and differences, point out the topic, and finally make a personal analysis.

That's all I can do. Do your best.