kingnovel Chapter 1881 Stealing Business
Chapter 1881 Stealing Business
Or, various nonsensical color schemes.
For example, that picture of Little Grey swearing is just a blob of gray drawn among a bunch of colorful things...
When asked what those colorful things were, she said they were Little Grey's good friends. Oh, after her explanation, everyone suddenly realized why there were so many colors. Aren't those parrots colorful?
So here's the question: where is the person in the picture titled "Little Grey Grey Cursing"?
Sister Caibao waved her chubby hand: "Aren't you people right here? Aren't you people too?"
That makes so much sense, I'm speechless.
What's even more speechless is that this painting still won first place, and it was a pre-arranged vote by a friend. This despicable society of favoritism has been fostering bad habits since kindergarten, and it's impossible to correct them. Sister Caibao's popularity in kindergarten is unprecedented and unmatched by anyone.
Especially after she helped Wei Mingliang fight, wow, people who were previously unwilling to be her underlings suddenly flocked over, eager to join Bao's army.
There are also many girls who want to be Sister Caibao's girlfriend.
Then there's the female sea queen, who accepts all comers.
When the first daughter-in-law appeared, Shen Xi and Chen Chuan didn't know how to react.
Now that a dozen or so daughters-in-law have appeared, they can calmly pat Caibao on the head and tell her, "Be good to them."
Caibao nodded to indicate that he understood.
Next, the leftover fruit at home had a place to go, and Sister Caibao's popularity soared to unprecedented heights.
You know how to win people's hearts.
Shen Xi had no doubt that if Caibao were given more time, she could take over the kindergarten and become the mountain king herself.
After all, she's not much different from a mountain bandit now.
The other three paintings by the Mountain King all depict similar inner journeys.
Adults will cry when they see this, and children will find it silly.
Now, they are being treated like treasures and displayed, even at solo exhibitions of internationally renowned painters. How is this any different from stealing business?
She didn't realize the value of the treasure; in fact, she was quite pleased with herself.
Although Fang Shiyou and others had experienced the hardships of accompanying their master to show off their skills everywhere, this was a real gallery, a place of art, where all the people who came and went were experts. They knew their own abilities. Showing off in front of ordinary people was one thing, but showing off their skills in front of an expert was quite another.
Are Master's paintings a bit...?
The treasure itself was unaware of its value.
She was there, enthusiastically introducing her paintings to people, and the child had a particularly good eye for value.
Traffic lights symbolize the preciousness and pricelessness of life. The three colors represent different choices and, more importantly, different paths in life.
The fact that Little Grey Wolf is swearing represents the harmony between humans and nature, and the infinite possibilities of life. If it can swear today, could it replace humans tomorrow?
Humans may not be the masters of the Earth. In a world where the strong prey on the weak, is it possible that one day humans will become the weak?
Of course, Caibao couldn't say the idiom "survival of the fittest" yet, but she expressed the meaning very fluently.
They went on and on, getting Fang Shiyou and the others very excited.
So Master's paintings have such profound meaning?
It's not that the master's painting was bad, but that they didn't understand its meaning.
Just like these abstract paintings, the artist himself may not think as much as the audience.
But believe it or not, Sister Caibao spoke eloquently, and the man listened attentively, nodding occasionally. Then, more and more people gathered around to listen to Caibao introduce her paintings.
As they listened, they nodded along.
That's thought-provoking.
So children can already think about such profound topics? These seemingly random scribbles actually have such thought-provoking meanings.
It's not that they didn't draw well, it's that they're too superficial.
Great! The more people gathered here, the more excited Sister Caibao became. She talked about paintings with great knowledge and rambled on, without showing the slightest stage fright.
The key point is that their logic is sound and they even make connections between their points.
As Fang Shiyou and Wen Ying listened, their chests puffed out higher and higher. They had initially been a little hesitant to hold up their paintings, but later they resumed their old ways, holding them up like placards and circling the venue.
Like a model, he displayed himself from all angles, with a proud expression.
After Caibao finished introducing the five paintings, the brown-haired man clapped vigorously: "Great! Excellent!"
Everyone joined in following the drumbeat.
The way things unfolded was somewhat unexpected for Fang Shiyou and his companion.
The man reached out towards the treasure: "Hello, little friend, my name is Leo, and the paintings on display at this exhibition are my works. It's a pleasure to meet you. You inspired me to think that looking at humans from an animal's perspective might be more interesting and natural."
Caibao smiled and said, "You're welcome. My father always said that we should learn to put ourselves in others' shoes."
But Dad's next sentence was: If you want to replace someone else, replace them. I'm not replacing anyone. Anyone who does is an idiot.
Caibao felt there was no need to tell him that.
Leo nodded in agreement: "Little friend, you are a genius. Your ingenuity in painting is so unique. You will definitely become a great painter in the future."
"Really? Then I'm going to draw lots and lots of pictures that other people can understand."
Leo: ...
Little friend, I'm praising you, why are you swearing?
"Can I have this picture of Little Grey swearing? I really like it."
Caibao shook his head: "No, that won't work."
My paintings are very valuable.
"Then can I trade my painting for yours?"
Caibao's eyes darted around: "Which one?"
Leo pointed to the painting "Returning Home" in front of them: "This is my masterpiece."
Caibao tilted his head and "quietly" asked his father, "Is this expensive?"
Chen Chuan nodded: "Yes, it's very expensive."
Someone had offered two million to buy the painting, but Leo, being a wealthy young man, was not short of money and rejected the offer because he considered the buyer a money-grubbing businessman who knew nothing about art or painting.
You see, the so-called artist's temperament can only be cultivated when one has no worries about food and clothing.
Truly impoverished families would never choose art in the first place, for a simple reason: it's too expensive.
That's why it's so common to say that it's now difficult for children from poor families to achieve great things.
It's not that your child isn't valuable, but rather that people who are richer than you are working even harder than you. How can you possibly stand out?
Chen Chuan wanted to bring Cai Bao to Leo's art exhibition, so he naturally did some research on Leo beforehand.
Otherwise, if his daughter asks him who painted the picture, what he makes, or what flavor of cake he likes, and he can't answer a single question, how can he be a father and earn his daughter's trust?
Of course not.
Therefore, Chen Chuan recognized Leo as soon as he appeared.