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Starting with the basic forms of Chinese painting, this paper highlights the artistic characteristics of Chinese painting that are different from western painting, and finally rises to the spiritual level of Chinese painting. This paper mainly expounds that Chinese painting is deeply influenced by the mainstream of China traditional culture: Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, thus showing the unique charm of Chinese painting.

Keywords: Unique charm of artistic conception of Chinese painting

As a representative and model of oriental painting, Chinese painting needs no elaboration for its profoundness. However, when it becomes a classic, it becomes history, and time will not slow down or stagnate its eternal movement because of any factors. After the test of time, the brilliant achievements of generation after generation of human civilization will also be accumulated layer by layer. When we study the classics from the existing literary works and artistic works, we will gradually understand that Chinese painting is still endless after thousands of years of historical development, and it has its own unique charm different from other painting arts.

First, our initial and most intuitive understanding of a painting is the trajectory of the brush when painting, which is what we usually call "line"

When we first came into contact with western painting, sketch and sketch, we often used the concept of line. The lines in western paintings are just simple lines, which are only important elements to form reference objects. Multiple lines are overlapped or closely connected to form a surface, forming a space. Chinese painting is different. The "line" in China's traditional painting is not only an image element such as the outline and structure of an objective object, but also pays more attention to the formation process and growth process of these elements. At the same time, Chinese painting summarizes the state of things to the most refined, and only uses simple lines to express the state of things, which makes the lines of Chinese painting no longer simple lines.

The lines in Chinese painting have a deeper meaning. Let's take a closer look at China's ancient paintings, which are virtual and real, thick and light, thick and thin ... Let's suddenly realize that the simple line tea of Chinese painting skillfully shows the turning point of light and shade, and at the same time it is more artistic and interesting than western painting.

There are also sayings in Chinese painting that "calligraphy uses a pen" and "painting and calligraphy are of the same origin". Calligraphy is a word "writing", and it should be "through the back of the paper". I think Chinese painting also cares about the word "writing". Writing seems to have more depth and rhythm than painting. And through the rhythm and rhythm of pen and ink; Strong, weak, virtual, real, "tortuous", ups and downs, calm and powerful, vivid and powerful; Use shades of dry and wet burnt ink to express it, so as to achieve a picture with shades of color and deep charm; This line is long and short, curved and straight. There are bends in the straight, square in the bend, moderate in length, powerful when moving, and powerful when static. This makes the picture reach a harmonious rhythm, ingenious combination and infinite charm.

Second, in terms of color, Chinese painting has its unique charm.

In western painting, the first thing we see is rich colors. The colors in the painting are equal, and there is no distinction between primary and secondary, and they are indispensable. At the same time, the colors in western paintings are mostly complex and mixed, so it can be said that western paintings are a color system. But in Chinese painting, black and white is an extremely important color element and the first color, and then we can talk about other colors. When it comes to Chinese painting, the first thing people think of is pen and ink, and the intuitive expression of pen and ink falling on paper is actually black and white. From this, we can see the important position of paper blank in the picture, and we can also see the mysterious nothingness in Chinese painting works. Because color is usually considered as a cover on the basis of painting, the blank left by the picture is not considered as color, which is the uniqueness of Chinese painting. When we consciously take white paper as a color, we will find that white is used in a large amount and plays an important role in Chinese painting, just like the main version of black and white woodcut-black. The great difference between printmaking and Chinese painting is self-evident, so I won't go into details here. In addition, there is no painting in the world that puts black and white above all other colors like Chinese painting, and brings black and white to the extreme in artistic conception and taste. Only Chinese painting has formed its own unique black and white system in color system.