The Student Chang Bidding Farewell to his lover Ying Ying at the Rest Pavilion, detail of an illustration of Xi Xiang Ji (Romance of the Western Chamber)

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"The Student Chang Bidding Farewell to his lover Ying Ying at the Rest Pavilion" is a notable detail from an illustration of the classic Chinese play "Xi Xiang Ji" (Romance of the Western Chamber) by the esteemed Ming dynasty painter and calligrapher Wen Zhengming. Wen Zhengming (1470-1559) was a prominent figure in the Wu School of painting, known for his refined brushwork and scholarly approach to art. His works often reflect the literati ideals of the time, blending poetry, painting, and calligraphy into a harmonious whole.

"Xi Xiang Ji," written by Wang Shifu during the Yuan dynasty, is one of the most celebrated romantic dramas in Chinese literature. The story revolves around the secret love affair between Zhang Sheng (the student Chang) and Cui Yingying (Ying Ying), set against the backdrop of societal constraints and familial obligations. The narrative is rich with themes of love, longing, and the pursuit of personal happiness, making it a timeless piece that has inspired countless adaptations in various art forms.

In Wen Zhengming's illustration, the poignant moment of farewell between the lovers is captured with delicate precision. The Rest Pavilion, a serene and secluded spot, serves as the setting for this emotional parting. Wen's use of fine lines and subtle shading conveys the depth of the characters' emotions, while the composition reflects the traditional Chinese aesthetic of balance and harmony. The intricate details of the pavilion, the flowing garments of the characters, and the surrounding natural elements all contribute to the overall atmosphere of melancholy and beauty.

This illustration not only exemplifies Wen Zhengming's mastery of the brush but also serves as a visual interpretation of a significant cultural and literary work. It offers a glimpse into the artistic and emotional sensibilities of the Ming dynasty, as well as the enduring appeal of "Xi Xiang Ji." Through this artwork, Wen Zhengming has immortalized a moment of tender farewell, capturing the universal themes of love and separation that resonate across time and cultures.

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