The "three-distance method" in China's ancient perspective refers to: ()

According to the examination questions in Baidu question bank, the "three-distance method" in China's ancient perspective means: (a) sublime, profound and far-reaching; (b) sublime, cosco and low-distance; and (c) sublime, far-reaching and far-reaching. The correct answer is A, so it is lofty, far-reaching and flat.

The method of "three distances" is a special perspective of China's landscape painting, that is, in a painting, there can be several different perspectives to express the height, distance and flatness of the scenery. Climbing up the mountain from the bottom of the mountain is noble; Looking at the mountain from the front is far-reaching; Looking far from the near mountain is called the plain.