Wang Meng (1308- 1385) was a painter in Yuan Dynasty. Shu Ming was born in Huzhou (now Xing Wu, Zhejiang). Grandfather Zhao Mengfu, grandmother Guan Daosheng, uncle and cousin Zhao were all famous painters in Yuan Dynasty. Wang Meng's landscape paintings were directly influenced by Zhao Mengfu, and later imitated Wang Wei, Dong Yuan, Ju Ran and others to form a new style. Wang mengneng's poems and calligraphy. Especially good at painting landscapes, he got the method of Zhao Mengfu, the ancestor of Dong Yuan and Ju Ran. The scenery is dense, the layout is full of mountains and rivers, and it makes good use of understanding the thirst and thirst, showing the lush and boundless atmosphere of the forest. Beyond mountains and rivers, you can also be a man. It had a great influence on landscape painting in Ming and Qing Dynasties, second only to Huang, and later generations were also called "Yuan Sijia" with Huang, Zhenwu and Ni Zan.