What are the techniques of Chinese painting?

Chinese painting techniques are as follows:

White painting Cypress method Brush breaks and ink Brush and ink Cao Yi out of the water depicted Layer dyeing method Lining Dotting stacks Dotting moss Dotting leaves Nail head and rat tail depicted axe chops Gao Gu Yousi depicted brushwork Sketching outlined filling Bone method of brushes Baking halo Mixed depictions Water accumulation method Clip leaf method Both work and writing Reduced brush depicted Dyeing method Boundary paintings Jinbi landscape withered firewood depicted Willow leaf depicted Deer horns Tree method Chapped Ant depicted Bones Limpet chapped Paving the halls folded branches shallow reddish-red landscapes Qinqin string depicted Green landscape Green landscape method Three alums, nine dyes, eighteen strokes Water mouth method Pine tree method Capsicum method Inscription Trek inscription inscription inscription month Iron line drawing Wu belt Cao Yi Pave before dyeing Dye before spreading Write ori orii Crab claw tree method Running clouds and flowing water stroke Xu and Huang heterogeneous body Raindrops chapping Distant mountain method Cloud head chapping Date kernel stroking Battle brush water pattern chapping Folded belt chapping Folding technique Folded reed stroking Sesame chapping Heavy-color figure method Bamboo leaf stroking Olive stroking Piece head stroking Chapping method Earthworm stroking