Is the picture of a hairpin and a phoenix a traditional Chinese painting?

Chaitoufeng is a traditional painting in China, which was written by Tang Yin, a famous painter in Ming Dynasty. It is a national treasure cultural relic and is now collected in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. This painting depicts a beautiful scene in which a girl bows her head and dresses up to meet her guests. It has beautiful composition, bright colors and vivid images, and is one of the outstanding representative works in China's painting history.

Although Tang Yin's "The Picture of a Hairpin Phoenix" is influenced by the southern culture and painting art of China, its essence still belongs to a genre of Chinese painting, and it is considered as a typical representative work of the flower-and-bird painting style of Nanzong. This style of painting pursues freehand brushwork to describe the true breath and feelings of the scenery, and embodies the aesthetic artistic conception and realm, as well as the author's unique aesthetic thought and emotional expression through generalization, blank space and brushwork.

Therefore, despite the influence of many cultural and artistic factors on painting performance and style, the overall style, creative methods and traditional aesthetic concepts still show the characteristics of Chinese painting.