Wuzhen (1280-1354), a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang, with the word Zhonggui and the name Meihuadao. Famous painter, calligrapher and poet of Yuan Dynasty. He is good at painting landscapes, plum blossoms, bamboos and stones, and is collectively called the "Four Schools of Yuan Dynasty" with Huang Gongwang, Ni Zan and Wang Meng. In his early years, he taught in the village school, studied "the science of nature and human life" from Liu Tianji, lived in seclusion, and sold divinations for a living. The landscape is taught by Dong Yuan and Ju Ran, taking both Ma Yuan and Xia Gui, using dry and wet pens, especially with wet moss. The ink wash is bold, dripping and strong. I like to make a picture of the fisherman, with the interest of a clear wilderness. Mo Zhuzong has the same text, simple style and unrestrained style. Fine calligraphy, technical poetry.