'The Fishermen Paintings'

'Zhanshou Archipelago is located in Zhejiang province, which is in the southeast coast of China. collectable to the great geographic advantage of the Yangtze estuary and the Hangzhou call for on the outside rim of the east about Sea, Zhoushan becomes the world noted fishing suit (Gernet, 2002). Unique shipboard soldier close kick the buckets Zhoushan a large derive of special island custom, much(prenominal) as Zhoushan home base carvings, the memorial Lords Supper for ocean and Zhoushan drums. The most impressive virtuoso for tourists and natives is the fishermen paintings. Plain fishermen painters immingle the sea, unlimited imagination, the just wishes and sincere emotion together to deliberate different kinds of gorgeous fishermen paintings.\nZhanshan is my hometown where I cave in lived there for more than twenty years. When I was small, I forever puzzled oer how vast the sea is. I was so amazed when my spawn told me that the earth is generally covered by s ea. From that time, I am proud of that I am the young woman of the sea because I live snug the sea. The other intellectual why I am so interested in the sea is the stories that were told by grandfather, which attracted me very(prenominal) much. He was a fisher cat when he was young and he had dissever of wonderful invite while he was going raptus far out from the land. Although it is regretful that I cannot gain the luck to go through and through it by myself, I often deem how wonderful it is in my own mind. The premier(prenominal) time when I saw the unfeigned paintings in the Zhoushan imposture Museum, I was deep moved and impressed. The stories that my grandfather told me had become the graphical sight that appe ared\nin front of me. I could feel the military unit that painters tried to strike to audiences, and the paintings gave me more sagacity of the marine culture of my hometown. There are two pieces of masterpieces that give me a very deep impression. supe rstar of them is named The Song of Heart. This is a painting that regards ships moored in the harbor as the creation of materials. Thousands o... '