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Tang Dynasty renowned painter Wang Wei (701-761 or 698-759) was born in Qi (now Shanxi Qixian). His father moves Pu Cheng (now Shan Xi Yongji. He is not only the famous painter, renowned poet, also is a musician. Once he saw a painting "Plays music Chart". He looked at for a while and laugh unconsciously. The man asked why he laughed. Wang Wei points at the picture and said :" This painting is  third chapter of "secondary rainbow clothes feather robe tune". The man then call musicians to play the music. There is no mistake.

Chinese painting can be done on all kinds of mediums. The oldest medium is stone. Ancient Chinese people had Chinese paintings painted on stone walls. Actually other countries also have stone wall paintings.

Few of Su Shi's calligraphy and painting works left , because some are burnt down in the parties and groups struggle. The drawing work spreads even less. Now his only authentic drawing  work is a wood and stone chart. There is a big stone pressing a withered curved tree.

But the Su Shi life has been full of difficult. Pushed his body into government when 26 years old, during 40 years he was attacked continuously in the factional strife. He was persecuted, thrown into jail, suffered the exile. Finally he was censured to Hainan, the island of today.

Su Shi calligraphy and painting although is worth the money very much, but he never made money by that. At the time the man commended his rare book but did not to seek to sell.