Ink Wash Peking Opera Postcard --- The Lion's Roar

From left: Lady Liu, Su Dongpo, Ji Chang Ji Chang, a friend of Su Shi, had a wife, Lady Liu, who was notoriously fierce. Ji Chang was quite afraid of her, so Su Shi composed a playful poem to tease him: "Who can match the wisdom of the Dragon Hill scholar, debating emptiness and existence through sleepless nights? Suddenly, hearing the roar of a lion from Hedong, his staff dropped, his mind a blank." - Size | 10.5x15cm Material | 250g coated paper Packaging | Single cards are packaged in a clear plastic sleeve and then mailed in a kraft paper envelope. * Purchase five postcards and receive a free bookmark! I love ink wash painting and traditional opera; this is a beautiful fusion. I want more people to experience the wonder of Peking Opera combined with ink wash art, showing that it's not always serious, but can be quite amusing! Sharing the beauty of Chinese culture with you all :) Peking Opera, as a performing art, isn't mainstream in Taiwan. I wonder how many young friends would be interested in it. Its movements, martial arts, singing... and the art of face painting are all exquisite! I express the characters' unique traits through "freehand lines" and a "playful style" to make it more approachable and relatable for the general public!