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Xiao Lang, a talented scholar in Beijing who has lived through the centuries, was born in 1917 and passed away in 2010. His artistic career is like a delicate and grand painting, slowly unfolding in the halls of Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts. He is also a dazzling consultant star in the bright stars of Tianjin Branch of China Artists Association. As an outstanding representative of contemporary Chinese flower and bird painting, he is known as the "giant of Chinese small freehand flower and bird painting". When his brush moves, everything shines, showing the charm of heaven and earth.
Mr. Xiao Lang not only takes painting as his soul, but also takes skills as his bones. He has devoted himself to the study of painting techniques, written books and left behind immortal chapters such as "How to Paint Freehand Peonies" and "How to Paint Freehand Insects". Like a gardener, he carefully cultivates the artistic flowers of later generations, allowing the beauty of freehand painting to be passed on from generation to generation.

Since the late 1930s, Xiao Lang has embarked on a journey of seeking a teacher and learning from the famous painter Wang Xuetao. The master and apprentice walked hand in hand in the vast world of calligraphy and painting, studying together for more than ten years. During this period, he was fortunate to receive guidance and enlightenment from masters such as Qi Baishi, Wang Mengbai, and Chen Banding, and his painting skills improved by leaps and bounds.

In 1938, the young and vigorous Xiao Lang and his like-minded fellow painters held an exhibition in Beijing. In a short time, excellent works were displayed and visitors flocked to the exhibition. His artistic reputation spread quickly and became famous both at home and abroad. Each of his works seemed to be a whisper of time, telling of his infinite love and awe for nature, as well as his unremitting pursuit of art.
In this way, Mr. Xiao Lang's life was a colorful artistic journey. He used his pen as a boat and ink as a sail to travel in the world of flowers and birds, leaving behind a series of breathtaking paintings, becoming an artistic peak that future generations admired.

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