104 years ago today, February 13, 1921 (January 6, 1921, the lunar calendar), was the birthday of Zhao Wuji, a China person in European painting. Zhao Wuji was born in Beijing on February 13, 1921. His father was a banker, but he loved painting and calligraphy. This gene was passed on to his son Zhao Wuji, and was fully demonstrated in Zhao Wuji, becoming one of the world's famous painters. In 1935, Zhao Wuji was admitted to the National Hangzhou Art College; after graduating in 1941, he stayed there to teach. In the same year, he held a solo exhibition. In 1948, he left China and moved to Paris, where he was granted residency in France. In 1953, he used China brushwork and Western pigments to create the oil painting "Wind", which was well received. In 1960, he held a solo exhibition in France, which received rave reviews. In 1984, the French government awarded him the Medal of Culture. On May 29, 2005, at the Christie's "20th Century China Art and Asian Contemporary Art" auction in Hong Kong, Zhao Wuji's huge oil painting "Juin-Octobre1985" was finally successfully bid by a mysterious Asian collector via telephone. The transaction price was HK$18 million, breaking the world auction record for China oil paintings and setting a world record for the highest transaction price for Zhao Wuji's works. This work by Juin-Octobre85 is a large-scale three-screen painting specially created by Zhao Wouji in 1985. It is also the largest work ever created by Zhao Wouji. The majestic momentum and smoothness and nature emphasized in the spirit of traditional China calligraphy and painting displayed in the paintings, whether it is the magnificent and majestic vision in the overall composition, or the exquisite expression of lines and color levels, it is an impeccable masterpiece. The magnificent composition structure and rich and delicate color use in this work are unmatched by Zhao Wuji's other large-scale works. This masterpiece can be regarded as the peak of Zhao Wuji's creative style.