Xu Beihong studied in France in his early years, and his character modeling pays attention to realistic expression, especially good at sketching. For Chinese painting, he advocates reform: Western painting can be absorbed and integrated. The combination of Chinese and western techniques has formed his unprecedented realistic painting style. I heard from an old man that once, Xu Beihong was commenting on paintings at an art exhibition.
A countryman suddenly came up to him and said, Sir, the duck you drew is not right. You drew a duck. The tail of the duck is not that long. When you look at it, it turns out to be Xu's new work, which is about Dongpo Chunjiang plumbing poem. There is a duck tail feather curled like a ring. The villagers said that drakes have bright feathers and curly tails. The female feather of the duck has a short brown tail, which is wrongly drawn. Xu admitted his negligence in sketching and was deeply grateful to retire.
A famous saying: correct mistakes when you know them.
1, it's not too late to correct the mistake.
In the revolutionary cause, realizing one's own shortcomings is equivalent to correcting more than half.
3, don't ask people for preparation, if you are not prepared.
4. Change if you have it, and encourage if you don't.
5, with copper as a mirror, you can dress; Taking history as a mirror, we can know the rise and fall; Take people as a mirror, you can know the gains and losses.
6. The greatest wisdom in the world lies in knowing your own weaknesses.
7. One cannot live without criticism and self-criticism, so one cannot make progress.
8. Move (learn) when you see something good, and change it when you have it.
9. It is unwise to know too much; Knowing without changing is not courage.
10, if you don't change it, it will be too much. Mistakes are inevitable, but don't repeat them.