What are the characteristics of "Yuan Chao" in Sanqing Hall, a mural of Yongle Palace in Ruicheng, Shanxi?

The murals of Yongle Palace in Ruicheng, Shanxi Province are the representatives of temple murals in Yuan Dynasty. Although it was painted by a folk painter, it embodies superb skills and unique style. The murals in Yongle Palace are large in scale, especially the "Yuan Chao Tu" in Sanqing Hall. In this grand scene of complex combination, the ancients skillfully used stylized composition methods, and nearly 300 people organized and "listed" on a wall, and the composition was magnificent and magnificent.

Its characters are interspersed in an orderly way, and the richness of the image is unified, but the characters are distinctive and the programs are outstanding. In the huge scene of nearly 300 people, there are prince, queen, golden couple, Lux God, Zhen Taiyi and so on. Neatly arranged, magnificent and solemn. The lines of the pen are tight and rigorous, and it looks calm and calm. The clothes turned upside down and fluttered like the wind on the wall. The lines are several feet long and the roots are concise and powerful. The short lines of a group of group leaders are dense and oblique, interspersed with each other, giving full play to the high expressive force of the lines themselves. Coupled with colorful colors, the walls are colorful.

The line depiction varies from person to person. The main image is solemn and serene, the jade girl is gentle and graceful, beautiful and elegant, the warrior is very happy, the real person wants to be immortal, and the stars and the Buller gods are "upright and awe-inspiring", which seems to be thunderous and thrilling.