Tigers are painted as "sick cats". Why can they still be circulated as famous paintings?

Draw a tiger as? Sick cat? Is this the outstanding painter Hua Yan in Qing Dynasty? Sick cat? It can be a masterpiece because when the painting is magnified three times, you can see that the black spots on it are a beehive and several wild bees, and the tiger is stung by bees? Sick cat? Looking at the image after knowing the truth will inevitably admire Huayan's good intentions and unique creativity.

Generally, the tiger depicted by painters will try their best to render the majesty and ferocity of the king of beasts, but Hua Yan is uncharacteristic and paints the tiger as a tiger? Sick cat? Image, and finally become the world famous paintings.

Hua Yan is one of the representatives of Yangzhou School of Painting. The animals in his works have different postures and vivid and interesting images. What is this image? Sick cat? This painting named "Peak Tiger", in which the tiger looks embarrassed, bent and unable to move forward, is completely unlike the majestic tiger we remember, and looks pitiful and depressed.

According to experts, if we enlarge the painting three times, we can see that the inconspicuous black spots in the picture are actually a beehive and several wild bees. Many people will suddenly realize when they see this place, and they will marvel at Huayan in their hearts. It turned out that the tiger was so embarrassed because it was attacked by wild bees and catered to the name of this painting.

In fact, this method is a special way of expressing artistic conception of China Painting School, which requires others to speculate on the picture. The focus of Hua Yan's painting is not on the tiger, but on rendering this? Peak? Words.

This painting is intended to depict a tiger surrounded by wild bees. He curled up, his eyes were helpless, and his claws were stretched out in an attempt to protect himself. When people know the truth, it is inevitable that they will laugh and cry. No wonder this tiger looks so embarrassed.

It was pointed out that the reason why Hua Yan painted such a tiger was actually a self-metaphor. He compared himself to a tiger attacked by wild bees. Even if he has all the skills, he can't help a few small wild bees.