this picture looks like a person, but on closer inspection it is actually a Confucian, a monk and a trio of people looking at each other and laughing together, with an exquisite composition. This painting is the subject of a painting of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism figures. Tao Yuanming, a Confucian, and Lu Xiujing, a Taoist, visit the monk Huiyuan, who is practicing in Mount Lu, and the three of them are laughing on the way back, and Huiyuan, who is sending the guest, unconsciously crosses the Tiger Creek, where he is confined, and the three of them are laughing at each other, which is the content of the painting of the three laughing figures in Tiger Creek. Later on, it was regarded as a symbol of affinity between Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and the surviving paintings of this kind are the most ancient ones painted by Shi Ke in the Song Dynasty. References External links More paintings on Three laughs at Tiger Brook Internet Archive version archived from the original Chinese words and phrases Three teachings