一幅令人拍案叫绝的国画,栩栩如生地画了一个人牵着毛驴过桥,桥下河水哗哗,波涛汹涌。小毛驴似乎害怕了,拼命地扭着头,撑着蹄,不肯上桥。牵驴人憋足了劲,用力拽紧缰绳不放。其实,画上的人与驴之间并没有画缰绳。但从那逼真逼肖的姿态、神情、动作上让人感到缰绳的存在。据传,这幅出自明代面坛大师唐伯虎之手的《川上图》曾挂在画铺里被一位颇具鉴赏力的行家看中,以百两纹银的高价成交,并付了 A Chinese painting that is worthy of a slapstick painting vividly draws a man holding a donkey across the bridge. The river under the bridge is turbulent. The donkey seemed to be scared. He twisted his head hard, held his hoof and refused to go to the bridge. Assassin's squats, and he tightens the reins tightly. In fact, no reins were drawn between the painting and the donkey. However, from the attitude, expression, and action of lifelikeness, people feel the existence of reins. According to legend, this picture from Chuan Shangtu, the master of the face of the Ming Dynasty Tang Bohu, was hung in a painting shop and was viewed by an appreciative expert. He sold it at a high price of 100 silver and paid it.