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but you must see the works that
contain the spirit of our ancestors.

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The master of this house
never shows his collection

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but I'm a relative.
He won't say no.

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He's fond of pine mushrooms.
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What can I get you?
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He's in the main wing.
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- Wait for me here.
- Yes, master.

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You, get out!
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Watch where you put
your dirty backside!

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- Beat it!
- What's happening?

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This uncouth dauber
just sat himself down!

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The famous "Winter Pine Tree"
by Chusa.

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No trace of affectation.
The tree's pure thrust in a winter sky.

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A masterpiece which reflects
the painter's nobility.

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"Come the chill of winter,
the pine's green turns to emerald."

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"The more chaotic the world,
the happier is the man of virtue."

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The teachings of Confucius.
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How can an unschooled painter create
masterpieces through technique alone?

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Painting is the expression
of knowledge.

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A new day dawns but the world
still wanders in darkness.

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Chusa has reached a higher level
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but, steeped in Chinese culture,
he's lost touch with our soil.

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He studied with a Chinese master.

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