The picture book I read this time is called "Hum Picasso Meets Moo Matisse". This book is different from the previous one; I personally can't distinguish its painting style and technique, so, The general conclusion is drawn based on feeling. Let me first talk about the style of this book. Overall, it feels like a very modern style of painting - it feels like computer drawing. Looking at the painting technique, it is a mixture of collage and abstraction; continuing to observe the color tone of this book, the main tone is mainly warm colors. (The main colors are: red, yellow, green, and purple.)

There are only two main characters in the book, and they are two animals. Number one is called: Hum Picasso's "Pig", and Number Two is called: Moo Matisse's "Cow".

Now, let us look at the story in the book. The cause of the incident was that two "painting artists" became famous in their respective cities due to their talents. As a result, they were madly loved by their "fans" and eventually developed into "artistic aggression." The two were unbearable and decided to move away.

The mr pig moved to a manor, while the mr cow moved to a farm. Unexpectedly, there was only a road between their houses. At first, both parties were very friendly towards "this" new neighbor, and they often invited each other to their homes for leisure. However, it didn't take long for the two parties to get acquainted with each other, and a conflict of views arose on the issue of painting. The dispute between the two parties developed into finding fault with each other's paintings; Mr. Pig said: "Mr. Niu's paintings are rigid and rigid", but Mr. Niu retorted: "Mr. Pig's paintings were painted by a two-year-old child." . Both parties were arguing and each was unconvinced by the other, which further escalated the conflict; the dispute evolved into a modern art melee. In "War", they used their works as weapons to engage in an unusual war - the two first provoked each other by painting on the outer walls of their respective visits. As a result, when the other party saw the painting opposite, they felt it was very eye-catching, so both parties built a wooden wall in the middle of the road. Things finally calmed down for a while when the wall was built.

As time goes by, the two begin to miss each other and try to understand each other's differences. Mr. Pig thinks: "Niu's paintings are not bad and always come up with interesting ideas." Mr. Niu thinks: "Pig's painting method may be different from mine, but that is his style."

After the two understood each other, neither of them knew how to apologize. Then, with a flash of inspiration, both parties decided to "speak" in the way they were best at. From then on, the two began to paint on the wooden wall in the road every day. When the painting was completed, they walked to each other's painting and understood each other's thoughts. From then on, the relationship between the two recovered as before, and the two later called the painting on the wall "Humph Picasso Meets Moo Matisse."

At the end of the story, the painting on the wooden wall was bought by the art museum, and people in the city called the painting "incredible art." The story ends here.

What issues do I find in this story? ——When people get to know each other better in social interactions, they will find that both parties hold "different" views and positions on "things", which will lead to disputes. At this time, if one party cannot tolerate the other's views and opinions, it will lead to an escalation of the conflict. The worst foreseeable outcome is the breakdown of the relationship. The solution in the story is: "Understand the differences of the other person so that you can continue to maintain the relationship."

For example, in life you will get along with someone because they have one thing in common with you. But after getting to know each other deeply, you will find that the other person is different from you in many ways. At this time, you both face a decision, whether to accept and understand the other person or to maintain your own opinions. If two people have different opinions on each other - opinions, attitudes, things. Being understanding will go a long way in keeping the relationship going.