1. "Cafe Terrace at Night" (French: Café Terras bij nacht, English: Cafe Terrace at Night) is an oil painting on canvas created by Vincent Van Gogh in September 1888. , now in the collection of the Kroller-Müller Museum (Otero, the Netherlands).

This painting is the first part of Van Gogh's Starlight Trilogy. The painting depicts the outdoor scene of a cafe in Arles. The warm and bright yellow light indoors shines on the cobblestone square outside. In the deep blue night sky, the stars twinkled like brilliant lanterns. The whole picture is in sharp contrast with the interior scene of the cafe described by the painter, with bright colors and a warm and comfortable atmosphere.

2. "Sunflowers" (French: Les Tournesols; Dutch: Zonnebloemen; English: Sunflowers) was painted by the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh from August 1888 to January 1889. A series of oil paintings with sunflowers in a vase as the main content. The works respectively depict 3, 5, 12 and 15 sunflowers in the vase.

They are collected in the Neues Museum of Art in Munich, Germany, the National Gallery in London, the United Kingdom, the Xingan Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the United States.

3. Wheat Field with Crows: This is an oil painting created by Vincent Van Gogh in July 1890. Crows in a Wheatfield stands out as one of Van Gogh's most powerful and hotly debated paintings. There are probably more interpretations of this particular work than of any other painting in Van Gogh's oeuvre.

Some believe it was Van Gogh's "suicide note" placed on the canvas, while others look beyond a superficial overview of the subject and favor a more active approach. Some of the more extreme critics project their vision even further – beyond canvas and brushstrokes in order to translate the image into a whole new language of the subconscious.

4. Two Cypress Trees is a painting by Van Gogh. It is now stored in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA. In "Two Cypress Trees", Van Gogh experienced several dramatic events in Arles (with Gogh). After having a falling out and having his ears cut off, he voluntarily admitted himself to the Saint-Rémy mental hospital not far from his home, where he worked hard between episodes of hallucinations and insanity.

5. "The Potato Eaters" is an oil painting created by Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh in 1885. The final version is now in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

The work depicts a peasant family eating potatoes in a room with dim lighting. This work attempts to depict the moment of rest that farmers get at home, their humility, and their nature, which is the key to Van Gogh's efforts to depict "really painting farmers." This work fully demonstrates the "power" of the diligent workers on the earth.