What are the representative figures among the ancient Chinese flower and bird painters

Chinese bird and flower painting is one of the three major traditional Chinese painting disciplines. The objects depicted in bird and flower paintings are not only flowers and birds, but also all kinds of animals and plants, including flowers, fruits and vegetables, plumes, grasses and insects, animals and birds.

Throughout the ages, there have been many bird and flower painters, such as Xue Ji's cranes, Bian Luan's peacocks, and Diao Guangyin's bamboo and flowers in the Tang Dynasty; Guo Qianhui's eagles, Huang Chyuan, and Xu Xie's birds and flowers in the Fifth Generation; Zhao Chang's flowers, Cui Bai's birds and flowers in the Northern Song Dynasty, and Wu Yuanyu's birds and flowers in the Northern Song Dynasty; Wu Bing's twigs and branches, Lin Chun's fruit and flowers in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Li Di's fowl; Li Commandeering's bamboos, Zhang Shouzhong's mandarin ducks, and Wang Guan's prunus in the Yuan Dynasty; Lin Liang's fowl in the Ming Dynasty; Chen Chun's flowers in ink and Xu Wei's flowers in the Ming Dynasty; Zhu Da's fish, Yun Shou's fish, and Yun Shiuji's fish in the Qing Dynasty. In the Qing dynasty, the fish of Zhu Da, the lotus of Yun Shouping, and the birds of Hua Yan; in the modern era, the flowers of Wu Changshuo, the fruits and flowers of Qi Baishi, the horses of Xu Beihong, the flowers of Yandang Mountains of Pan Tianshou, the plum blossoms of Zhu Xuanhan, the eagle of Li Kuchan, the ox of Li Keran, and the heavy brushstrokes and colorful flowers of Chen Zhifo, have all been famous for generations and continue to be so. --General Knowledge Art Chapter.