What is the moral of fish painting?

The moral of fish painting is to express good wishes and represent the beauty and abundance in life. In China culture, fish is one of the mascots, which is homophonic with "surplus", symbolizing "surplus a hundred times" and "surplus every year", and implying happiness, auspiciousness, auspiciousness and wealth. Therefore, fish-themed works of art are very popular in China traditional culture. In modern society, people also pay more attention to painting the meaning of fish to achieve inner peace and release, and use fish to mean getting rid of the noise and pursuing the peace of self-mind.

The implication of fish painting will have different meanings in different contexts. In some literary works or ancient court culture, fish can represent love and romance. Because in the traditional culture of China, the form of fish and the artistic conception of love complement each other. Take fish painting as the artistic carrier, integrate love into it and express good wishes for love.

The implication of fish painting is also related to personal mood and viewpoint. Different people, in different time and space, will have different understanding and experience of the implication of painting with fish. For example, in Japanese cultural tradition, fish will be regarded as a festival celebration, and on these occasions, the moral of painting with fish is to hope for a bumper harvest for more than a year. In today's society, fish painting has also been given more creativity and imagination. People take fish as the theme, and convey personal feelings and ideas in these designs and creations.