Huangshan Shou (1855-1919) was originally named Yao, with the word Xuchu, another word for Taoist Xu, the old man Xuchi in the evening, and Lisheng, a native of Wujin, Jiangsu. Official Zhili Tongzhi. Poverty in his childhood, he devoted himself to calligraphy and painting. The calligraphers Tang Li Beiwei and Zheng Xie and Yun Shouping gained their charm. The paintings include figures, ladies, green landscapes, double-hooked flowers and birds, black dragons, beasts, grasses and insects, black plums, bamboos and stones. After fifty, he painted Shanghai, and died in the sixty-fifth year.