有幅国画,栩栩如生地画了一个人牵着条毛驴过桥,桥下水流湍急,小毛驴似乎害怕了,使劲地扭着头不肯上桥,牵驴人用力拉着。人与驴之间虽没画缰绳,但从那维妙维肖的动作姿态上使你感到缰绳的存在。这幅题为《川上图》的珍品出自明代大画家唐伯虎之手。据传,《川上图》在画店拍卖时被识货者看中,以一百两银子高价定购,约定第二天来取画。画店老板喜出 There is a picture of a Chinese painting, a picture of a man holding a donkey across the bridge, and the water under the bridge is in a hurry. The little donkey seems to be scared, and he tries to twist his head and refuses to get on the bridge, pulling the donkey. Although no reins were drawn between the man and the donkey, the presence of a reins was made from the gestures of the one-dimensional gesture. This piece titled “Chuan on the map” is from the Ming Dynasty painter Tang Bohu. According to legend, “Chuan Shangtu” was seen by a savvy reader at auction in a painting shop, ordering at a high price of one hundred two silver coins and agreeing to take a picture the next day. Picture shop owner likes to come out