Which master applied the mood in Chinese painting to oil painting? ()

Master Zao Wou-ki applied the mood of Chinese painting to oil painting. The term Chinese painting originated in the Han Dynasty and mainly refers to scroll paintings painted on silk, rice paper, and silk and framed, also known as Chinese painting and danqing. Chinese painting is a traditional form of painting in China, where a brush is dipped in water, ink and color and painted on silk or paper.

Tools and materials include brushes, ink, Chinese paint, rice paper, silk, etc. Subjects can be divided into figures, landscapes, flowers and birds, etc., and techniques can be divided into brushwork and brushwork.

The main use of line and ink color changes, with hooks, chapped, dotted, dyed, thick, light, dry, wet, yin, yang, to the back, false, solid, sparse, dense and white and other means of expression, to depict the object and the location of the operation; the layout of the scene, the field of view, not confined to the focal point of perspective. There are murals, hanging scrolls, scrolls, albums, fans and other forms of painting, supplemented by the traditional framing process.