Under the gestation of the mighty Bashan Mountain in Qinling Mountains and the surging Hanjiang River, the clever Mr. Ma taught himself Chinese medicine in middle school and later studied under the old Chinese medicine. After attending the clinic, he studied China's calligraphy and painting under the guidance of Ma Fuquan, chairman of Ankang Artists Association. After the new century, I went to Beijing to study under Qi Baishi, a disciple of Zheng Qiao Li Kuchan, and Wang Hong. Learning freehand brushwork in flowers and birds, because of its cleverness and diligence, makes its techniques mature day by day. Mr. Ma painted shrimps and mastered the techniques of the old man Qi Baishi. Shrimp lines are soft, firm, messy and orderly, and have unique charm. Su Mo's performance was vigorous and sophisticated, with one go. Coupled with the exquisite calligraphy skills, the dried shrimps in the pen are lifelike, the ink is natural, and the dried shrimps are more dynamic and textured. Formed its own unique style, and was praised by collectors as "the first fat shrimp in China". Mr. Ma's freehand crane, Chinese rose, ink peony, lotus, plum blossom, clear bonsai, flowers, birds, insects and fish have their own characteristics, and their styles are fresh and elegant. Deep and ethereal. Mr. Zheng Qiao often personally guides and teaches ink painting techniques, and praises Mr. Long Fu for his high understanding, deep knowledge and profound ink painting techniques. Mr. Long Fu is currently a member of the Painting and Calligraphy Institute of Poetry and Wine Culture Association of the Ministry of Culture, vice president of Chaoyang Branch and a first-class painter. His works were evaluated as modern value art by the Art Appraisal Center of the Ministry of Culture. His works participated in the exhibition of excellent calligraphy and painting works in Shijingshan District of Beijing during the Olympic Games, and participated in the charity sale of the National Foundation for Poverty Alleviation during the Wenchuan earthquake relief, and donated the proceeds from the charity sale to the disaster areas.