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After class, we went into the studio. The sand painter here is a slim beauty. When she saw us, she explained to us very enthusiastically. The sand here is bagged with a size of 120 mesh fine sand. The painter turned on the light of a sand table and painted while talking. The painter grabs a handful of fine sand, which falls rhythmically between his slender and delicate fingers. The moment it splashes onto the glass surface, beauty begins. It's so amazing that I can't help but blurt it out. Fine sand is scattered on the lotus leaves, with the sand rolling down naturally. A few lotus leaves are using beautiful nails to outline the veins and buds of the lotus leaves, and the fresh lotus becomes magical.

Use your slender fingertips to push out the moon and create ripples on the water, and the picture of the lotus pond and moonlight will be fully displayed before your eyes. I began to exclaim in admiration. Before I could carefully ponder why the lotus leaves and lotus flowers were so exquisitely crafted, the glass picture became turbulent, the lotus leaves disappeared, and the picture showed beautiful rice fields. The distant mountains were misty, the nearby mountains were majestic, there were paths connecting the rice fields, farmers were cultivating in the fields, and smoke was rising from the houses by the fields. In the near distance, willows were swaying and the rice seedlings were lifelike. With a push of the painter's fingertips, tall buildings appeared on the screen. The original village quickly turned into a modern city with hustle and bustle of traffic and a prosperous market. It seemed as if one could hear the merchants' shouting.

The painter asked me, how do you feel? At this moment, I really don't have the appropriate words to describe the wonderful sand before my eyes. The painter told me that sand painting was created by Mr. Zhang Yuxian, an old folk artist from Beijing, who drew the essence from an ancient Chinese art called "Cloisonné". After years of research and repeated experiments, he created an art form. In recent years, it has been recognized by the art world. Even the Spring Festival Gala, which is the most important to everyone, has displayed the beautiful sand painting art.