First visit to the Red Factory

When I was still working part-time, the doorman recommended me to visit the red factory. The gringo mentioned it there last time in class. I have never had time to go. I was fortunate enough to be invited to Ceramic Meiyun today, so I happily left.

The Red Factory is similar in nature to Beijing 798. It is a place where hundreds of works are displayed, but compared with the two, there is a bit less hustle and bustle here, and what we are visiting today is the works of Xiaoyun class, which means that it is not only Only rich people or big names can exhibit, and civilians also have a stage.

In addition to visiting the works of classmate Yun, I was fortunate enough to see several works of Wu Guanzhong today. At first, I really couldn’t understand Wu Lao’s works, but after visiting the video display of his life, I gradually understood his dedication to painting. And the persistence of their beliefs.

To be honest, the biggest gain today is not to see any creativity or work. The main gain is to meet new friends and deepen the feelings between old friends. Of course, the most worth mentioning is that I saw the innocence again here. The power of interest.

In the exhibition hall, a classmate’s work is a wooden table, and the tabletop is a wooden puzzle made up of pieces of wood. It is these puzzles that arouse the interest of a little girl. First of all, she put all the puzzles together. I didn’t have that patience, but the little girl had a great time playing. After finally finishing it, I found that the girl’s clothes were wet. I thought that she should be satisfied after finishing the spelling, but she did not expect that she would disrupt what she had just put together, and would not let any two pieces be the same next to each other, and I was still wondering if the two pieces were different. The little girl had already started, and finally she realized her idea.

The little girl left happily, and I began to think about it. This is the power of innocence and interest. Because of innocence, I don’t know the meaning of difficulty, and I am willing to vote because of interest. How many people still retain their precious innocence and childlikeness?