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中国传统的山水盆景,始于六朝两极盛于明清两代,发展至今已有一千三百多年。历来人们都喜欢以奇石为主要材料,经过艺术加工,布置于雅致的浅口水盆之中,使之成为自然景观缩影的一种放在几案上的观赏品。凡是见过山水盆景的学生没有一个不喜爱,都想亲自动手做一盆,但终因缺少奇石与盆子而显得无能为力。为了解决美术教学中的这一问题,在一个偶然的机会,笔者发现朽木与山石相比有一种“似与不似”之情趣。经过几番思考与改革实践,便决意把朽木
The traditional Chinese landscape bonsai began in the Six Dynasties and was alive in the Ming and Qing dynasties. It has been developed for more than 1,300 years. Traditionally, people like to use Kistler as the main material, and after artistic processing, they are arranged in elegant shallow mouth basins, making it a miniature of natural scenery. None of the students who had seen the landscape bonsai did not like it. They wanted to make a pot with their own hands, but they were powerless because of the lack of rocks and pots. In order to solve this problem in the teaching of fine arts, in an accidental opportunity, the author finds that there is a kind of “likeness and dislikeness” in the dead wood compared with the rocks. After several reflections and reforms, he decided to turn dead wood