1、Tayin is the technique of using paper or cloth to make impressions of the characters and images on stone tablets or artifacts. It is an ancient traditional craft in China and is recognized as an intangible cultural heritage, with a history of over 2,000 years. It serves as an important medium for recording the culture of the Chinese nation. Not only does it have a wide dissemination effect, but it also holds significant collectible value." 2. All of our paintings are framed in solid wood, with a mortise and tenon structure, making them sturdy and durable. 3. Our paintings come in two colors, red and blue.Red is a color with strong energy that can uplift the spirit and energize life and vitality. It corresponds to the root chakra, which is the foundation of all chakras, symbolizing the capacity for survival and the display of fighting spirit. Red can stimulate blood circulation, enhance ambition and willpower, and help individuals navigate a challenging day. It also represents courage, determination, and revolution, and is one of the three primary colors of light. Blue is a color with multifaceted energy, embodying calmness, introspection, clarity, tranquility, and assurance. Blue helps elevate loyalty, sensitivity, a sense of responsibility, and inner wisdom, serving as the color of communication that assists individuals in recognizing the truth. 4.The image of Guanyin Bodhisattva typically presents the majestic and compassionate presence of the Bodhisattva. In the paintings, Guanyin Bodhisattva is often depicted as a dignified and gracious figure. The Bodhisattva's countenance is round and serene, the expression compassionate, the eyes downcast, as if attentively observing the sufferings of all sentient beings. The Bodhisattva's pose is elegant, sitting or standing, dressed in luxurious heavenly robes and adorned with jewels. The Bodhisattva holds various ritual implements, such as the pure vase or willow branch, which symbolize the Bodhisattva's compassion and power to save. When facing difficulties, setbacks or stress, seeing the image of Guanyin Bodhisattva can provide psychological comfort and support for some people. It is as if the Bodhisattva is granting them strength and courage to confront the challenges in life. The image of the great compassionate Guanyin Bodhisattva, who saves the suffering, allows people to believe they will be protected and assisted in their times of distress, thus alleviating their anxiety and unease.

Here is the English translation of the passage about the "Four Gentlemen" (四君子) in Chinese culture: Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, and Chrysanthemum are collectively known as the "Four Gentlemen", and they hold unique symbolic meanings in Chinese culture. Plum: The plum blossom blooms in the harsh winter, undaunted by the cold, defying snow and frost. It symbolizes unwavering tenacity, unyielding spirit, and represents lofty, strong character. The small, delicate plum blossoms are either pure white like snow or vibrant red, with a refined, ethereal fragrance that conveys a sense of elegance and sophistication. Orchid: The orchid has a graceful bearing, with a dainty, exquisite flower. It grows in tranquil valleys or by streams, symbolizing detachment from worldly matters, elegance, and purity. The orchid's subtle fragrance is praised as the "fragrance of the monarch", evoking a sense of serene profundity. Bamboo: The upright, towering bamboo, evergreen throughout the seasons, symbolizes integrity, resilience, and humility. The hollow, segmented bamboo stalk represents an open, accommodating spirit and unwavering principle. Bamboo also exhibits remarkable vitality, thriving in all environments, imbuing a sense of positive, indomitable spirit. Chrysanthemum: The chrysanthemum blooms in the autumn, with its diverse and colorful flowers. It symbolizes detachment from fame and fortune, and a tranquil, lofty spirit. The chrysanthemum withstands the autumn winds and frost, conveying a sense of tenacious resilience.

This is a set of four group paintings that form different scenes of farm life, and each is summarized by a traditional Chinese poem. Spring wind rolls up green clouds, Sounds of spring fill every household. In a broad-brimmed blue hat And green straw cloak, I'd fain Go fishing careless of the slanting wind and rain. Don’t sneer at the lees in the peasants’ wine, in a good year they’ve chicken and pork to offer guests. Come here and tidy up the fishing rod idly, Thoughts drift into the cold water and clouds.

This tayin painting vividly showcases the daily life of a farming household. The canvas is filled with an orderly arrangement of various farming tools and cooking utensils, composing a still life brimming with a sense of living. These tools are a testament to the farmers' diligence and wisdom. Plows, sickles, and buckets witness their arduous cultivation efforts, while pots, bowls, and ladles carry the warmth of the family's dining life. The combination of these humble tools paints a picture of self-sufficient, tranquil, and idyllic rural living. The theme of "Diligent Farming and Wholesome Eating" highlights the authenticity and purity of the farmers' way of life. They cultivate the land with their own hands and sustain themselves with the fruits of their labor, living a simple, content, and grateful existence. This independent, hardworking, and courageous spirit embodies the survival wisdom and value pursuit rooted in the land for the Chinese nation. This tayin painting serves as a vivid footnote to this spirit.