Plum and birds 

"Plum and Birds" is a traditional Chinese painting attributed to Emperor Huizong, the fifth Song emperor of China, known for his artistic skills and patronage of the arts. The painting showcases the delicate beauty of a plum blossom branch with two birds perched amongst the delicate white blossoms. The minimalist composition, characterized by thin brushstrokes and subtle color variations, evokes a sense of tranquility and the delicate beauty of nature. The painting's inscription suggests its connection to the emperor's personal reflections on the ephemeral nature of life.