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  • Zheng Sixiao's Inseparable Orchid Obsession

    "Strange rocks and thorny thickets, keep them to accompany the Ancestor of Fragrance. How one sighs for the old man Suonan, who painted orchids but never painted the soil." This is a poem inscribed by Wu Changshuo, the famous calligrapher, painter and seal carver of the late Qing and early Republic, on an orchid scroll signed "the Daoist of Fou," expressing the author's deep feeling of longing for Zheng Sixiao, a loyalist of the Southern Song, through the painting of orchids. Zheng Sixiao (1241-1318), ...