Art is priceless and a treasure of culture.

There is a long-standing story in the photography circle. It's about Vivian, a photographer who has been a nanny for a long time, and records the stories she sees with her camera. Her photography works are full of life, shooting all kinds of instant "movies" on the street.

She is legendary because she is in the same situation as Van Gogh, and their confidants are left to future generations. When they were still alive, no one understood them and wanted to take the time to look at their works.

They are all "silent observers" in the art world, but their short lives have left us immortal masterpieces, which can restore the social life at that time. They are undoubtedly great, but I think it is more comfortable to be a "personal observer", because a person's monologue is too bitter and tired, and it seems too cruel to be lonely all his life. The untimely fortune is too unfriendly for a thoughtful artist, and they express their love to him.

If you are lucky enough to have the works of two famous artists, congratulations, you have a good real estate, securities and even the monetary equivalent of gold will change periodically with the fluctuation of the market, but these works of art will become precious because of their rarity.

Shortly after the Lantern Festival this year, the most noteworthy events in Zhengzhou are almost all related to museums. The life of women in the Tang Dynasty described in the Song and Dance Theatre's Banquet at the Tang Palace is lively, playful and lovely, inspired by the pottery figurines exhibited in the museum; The collision between modern music and classical musical instruments during New Year's Day was also jointly signed with the museum. There are also the theme activities of the Lantern Festival, which are held in museums, enriching the amateur life of residents and benefiting from our increasing attention to culture.

Seriously, culture is really priceless. It gives us the ability to survive and brings endless added value. It is permeating every aspect of our life bit by bit, which makes us fully realize that "happiness" is a struggle.