150 years ago, Paris served as a haven for some of the most gifted young individuals in Europe. It was during this remarkable era that the Impressionists emerged as a favored school of art. Among the most celebrated masters of Impressionism was Monet, renowned for his captivating gardens and ponds adorned with water lilies, a sight cherished by all who beheld it, leaving a profound impact with his monumental works. Monet's inner circle comprised esteemed figures like Renoir, Degas, Rodin, Manet, Pissarro, and others. Monet's most influential teacher remains a point of intrigue, as does the means by which Monet and his brother Renoir supported themselves during their most challenging times in Paris. The presence of ukiyo-e paintings in the homes of both Monet and Debussy indicates an intriguing fascination with the oriental in Paris. As for Van Gogh, Matisse, and Picasso, their perspectives on Impressionism and Monet offer a captivating angle to explore. Joining Mr. Yier LUO on this journey allows us to relive the enchanting bygone days, immersing ourselves in the artistry and romance of Impressionist Paris.