Wang Meng (1308-1385) Yuan painter. The name is Shuming, the name is Huangheshanqiao, Xiangguangjushi, from Huzhou (now Wuxing, Zhejiang). Grandfather Zhao Mengfu, grandmother Guan Sheng, uncle Zhao Yong, and cousin Zhao Yanzheng are all famous painters in the Yuan Dynasty. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, the officials asked, after abandoning officials, they lived in Linping (now Linping Town, Yuhang, Zhejiang) in Huanghe Mountain, and he was named Huangheshan Qiao. In the early Ming Dynasty, Wang Meng became the Zhizhou of Tai'an (now part of Shandong), and died in prison because of the involvement of the Hu Weiyong case. Wang Mengneng's poems, calligraphy. He was particularly good at painting landscapes, and won his grandfather Zhao Meng's dignity, and he became his own face with Dong Yuan and Juran as his ancestors. The scenery is densely written, the layout of multiple mountains and rivers, and the good use of the solution of Suohu and the moss point of thirsty ink, expressing the lush and vast atmosphere of the forest. In addition to the landscape, he is also capable of being a character. His works had a great influence on Ming and Qing landscape paintings, second only to Huang Gongwang. Later generations called him the "Four Masters of the Yuan Dynasty" together with Huang Gongwang, Wu Zhen and Ni Zan. It had a great influence on the Ming, Qing and modern landscape paintings.