Wei Xie, a painter in the Western Jin Dynasty, was born and died in an unknown year. Cao Wu Fu Xing, a teacher in the Three Kingdoms period, was good at painting immortals, Buddha statues and people's stories, which was the best at that time. He had the greatest influence on the formation of the style of painting with heavy spirit and charm in the Six Dynasties. Compared with Cao Fuxing, the figure painting method of the Students' Association has been obviously improved. Cao Fuxing's paintings are close to China's murals, with thick lines and full of energy. He pays attention to the general dynamics of the characters and ignores the detailed description, but the Health Association has changed this style and is more precise and meticulous. As Sheikh pointed out in the Catalogue of Ancient Paintings, ancient figure painting is relatively simple, and "the essence begins with coordination". In the six laws, it is both good and evil. Although it shouldn't be beautifully prepared, it is still quite strong. "The figure painting of the Health Association reflects the transition from the people's heroic style to the meticulous style of the scholar-bureaucrat painter.

The figures of the Health Association are as meticulous as spider silk and full of brushwork, and they are also called "painting saints" with Zhang Mo. It is said that the painted figures dare not clean up for fear of becoming alive. Gu Kaizhi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty was deeply influenced by it, and once praised it as "ingenious and considerate, and the world is expensive". His seven buddha and Xia Lienv were handed down by the Health Association.