[Comment] The time and place of the story in " Dream of the Red Chamber " are both illusory. A wealthy government family goes from prosperity to decline, and the story depicts 975 characters, vividly and delicately depicting the love, hate, lust, and hatred of various characters with distinct personalities. After seeing all the scenery in the world, the female protagonist vomits blood and dies when the male protagonist marries someone else. The male protagonist eventually becomes a monk and gets rid of all the troubles in the world. This book describes that life is a predetermined destiny, and 975 people are embedded according to fate. The entire article is filled with immeasurable beauty in poetry, songs, mountains, rivers, and towers, making it a miracle in the history of world writing . The collector of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' is a wealthy and successful young New York banker who once worked in the same office as my daughter and learned about my paintings. He claimed that he must look at these paintings every day when he is sad and disappointed, and use them as the cover of his computer. After the divorce, he bought eight pieces from this series, and the middle one, " The Banquet That Never Ends, " was collected by another successful entrepreneur. He also experienced various emotional traumas of love. Strangely, his wife defined this beloved painting as a company collection. Yes, sad love stories circulate in human society, like a constantly supplied banquet, where people taste the profound beauty while savoring this delicious dish. The profound beauty of tragedy is a pearl that has solidified from human tears.
New York Times
[Comment] The 2005 "Forbidden City Freedom Series" received The New York Times' commentary and critic Helen A. Harrison's brief yet insightful words illuminated my life. She knows me too well, just as I thought! I believe I have a strong resonance with the elite art world in the United States, and I am very satisfied with my continuous learning in the New York art world. I am very lucky to have come to the World Art Center in New York!
ARTIST Huang Yi Min: Memory, Porcelain, and the Resilient Poetics of Womanhood By Caroline Margaret
https://showcasemyart.com/huang-yi-min-memory-porcelain-and-the-resilient-poetics-of-womanhood/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleARi9s9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9[Comment] Thank you to www.showcasemyart.com for recognizing and promoting my work
https://the-artinsight.com/huang-yi-min-memory-space-and-the-quiet-tension-of-place/
《Art sight 》 critic Aria Sorell Vantine[Comment]
Huang Yi Min: Painting Memory, Reality, and the Echo of a Vanished Beijing
[Comment] Thank you https://the-artinsight.com/huang-yi-min-memory-space-and-the-quiet-tension-of-place/ The article affirms, encourages, and promotes my creation of 'The Forbidden City of Freedom'
Huang YI Min: A Journey Through Art and History
http://theartworldpost.com/huang-yi-min[Comment]