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The Change and Trend of Contemporary Chinese Painting Art

Yan Zheng

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Because traditional Chinese painting has the thinking mode of harmony between man and nature,it puts more emphasis on inheritance,so it opposes innovation.However,with the development of times,Chinese painting must break the original passive mode,and try to form a new style which contains both traditional cultural factors and modern factors.

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Because traditional Chinese painting has the thinking mode of harmony between man and nature,it puts more emphasis on inheritance,so it opposes innovation.However,with the development of times,Chinese painting must break the original passive mode,and try to form a new style which contains both traditional cultural factors and modern factors.

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Because traditional Chinese painting has the thinking mode of harmony between man and nature,it puts more emphasis on inheritance,so it opposes innovation.However,with the development of times,Chinese painting must break the original passive mode,and try to form a new style which contains both traditional cultural factors and modern factors.

Key concepts: Harmony (color), Painting, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Chinese painting, Style (visual arts), Aesthetics, Mode (computer interface), Emphasis (telecommunications)

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