There have been so many artists in China since ancient times, but if we had to choose the most revered one, it would probably be Wang Xizhi. The gathering in the ninth year of Yonghe laid the foundation for the ultimate pursuit of artists in the future. The Orchid Pavilion, as the world's first cursive script, was copied continuously by famous artists such as Zhao Mengfu, Ouyang Xun, and Mi Fu. Emperors such as Emperor Taizong of Tang and Emperor Qianlong were willing to throw away money to collect his works. And among the artists who have copied Wang Xizhi is one of the Four Great Talents of Jiangnan, Tang Bohu. He was once a schoolmaster, but he was also a loose cannon and poor. But all the ups and downs of his life were sublimated into poetry and painting by this popular artist. It inspires us to this day and makes us smile. Let's follow in the footsteps of Wang Xizhi and Tang Bohu, understand the pursuit of Chinese literati since ancient times, and read calligraphy, painting and poetry from now on.