Reborn Troops

Master Zhongshan's eyes stayed on Zhou Wanwan for a moment, and then turned to the other members of the studio. His eyes revealed a deep wisdom, as if he could see through everyone's heart.

"What about you?" Master Zhongshan's voice was still low, but it carried a power that could not be ignored. "Have you also lost yourself in the pursuit of luxury?"

The members of the studio looked at each other, and no one dared to speak for a while. They all had their own confusion and bewilderment in their hearts, but faced with Master Zhongshan's questioning, they didn't know how to answer.

"Master," a young artist finally summoned up the courage to speak, "We are indeed pursuing external splendor, but we also hope that our works can be recognized and loved by more people."

Master Zhongshan nodded slightly, as if he was not surprised by his answer. "Recognition and love are important, but have you ever thought that true art transcends time and space? It does not need external splendor to prove its value."

Zhou Wanwan listened quietly, and her mind gradually became clear. She realized that her previous pursuit was indeed a bit biased. Art is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a resonance of the soul. She needs to find the original intention of her work and re-examine her creation.

"Master," Zhou Wanwan spoke again, with a hint of determination in her voice, "I am willing to start over and find the soul of my work again."

A gratified smile appeared on Master Zhongshan's face. He nodded slightly, motioning Zhou Wanwan to continue.

"I will re-examine 'Dance of Light and Shadow' and find its true expression." Zhou Wanwan took a deep breath and continued, "I will feel every detail with my heart and let the work truly convey my inner emotions."

Master Zhongshan nodded with satisfaction, and then turned to the other members: "What about you? Are you also willing to re-examine your works and find their souls?"

The members of the studio nodded and expressed their willingness to start over. They realized that the pursuit of luxury was important, but more important was the soul of the work itself.

"Very good," said Master Zhongshan with a hint of encouragement in his voice, "On the road of art, there will inevitably be setbacks. But as long as you stick to your original intention and create with your heart, you will definitely be able to find your own artistic path."

At this moment, the door of the studio was suddenly pushed open, and a strange figure walked in. It was a middle-aged man, wearing simple clothes, with a trace of fatigue on his face.

"Excuse me, is this Master Zhongshan's studio?" the man asked, with a hint of urgency in his voice.

Master Zhongshan nodded slightly and motioned him to come in. "Yes, what can I do for you?"

The man took a deep breath, as if trying to calm himself down. "I'm here to ask for help. My daughter has been working on a painting recently, but she seems to have hit a wall and can't continue."

A trace of concern flashed in Master Zhongshan's eyes, and he motioned for the man to continue.

"She has always been pursuing perfection, but the more she pursues it, the more confused she becomes." The man's voice was filled with helplessness. "She even began to doubt her own abilities and felt that she could not complete the painting."

Master Zhongshan nodded slightly, as if he was not surprised by this situation. "On the road of art, it is inevitable to be lost and confused. But as long as she sticks to her original intention and creates with her heart, she will definitely find her own direction."

The man seemed to be comforted by Master Zhongshan's words. He nodded to express his gratitude.

"Excuse me, could you help my daughter take a look at her work?" the man hesitated and finally asked.

Master Zhongshan smiled slightly and nodded: "Of course."

The man took out a painting from his bag

Zhou Wanwan rushed out of the studio excitedly, holding a sketch tightly in her hand. Her face was filled with unconcealed joy, as if she had just discovered a treasure. She hurried to the studio, where she and her team members worked together to create.

"Everyone, come and see! I found it!" Zhou Wanwan's voice was full of excitement, and she waved the sketch in her hand as if it was a flag of victory.

Designers in the studio stopped their work and gathered around curiously. Zhou Wanwan's assistant Xiao Li was the first to come over. He pushed his glasses and looked at the sketch carefully.

"What is this?" Xiao Li asked, with a hint of confusion in his tone.

"This is the inspiration I found in a painting," Zhou Wanwan explained, her eyes twinkling. "Look, the light and shadow effect here, we can use it to design accessories."

Designer Xiao Zhang took the sketch and studied it carefully, his brows slightly furrowed, as if he was thinking about something.

"Light and shadow effects?" Xiao Zhang repeated. "That sounds interesting, but how do we do it?"

Zhou Wanwan smiled, knowing that this question was the key. She walked to the workbench, picked up a pen, and began to sketch out some details on the sketch.

"We can use light from different angles to change the color and gloss of the jewelry," Zhou Wanwan explained. "For example, this part can be made of transparent material to allow light to penetrate and produce different color effects."

Xiao Li listened attentively. He nodded, as if he understood what Zhou Wanwan meant.