The Fool who Moved the Mountains 

"The Fool who Moved the Mountains" is a painting by Xu Beihong, a prominent Chinese artist known for his realistic style and focus on social themes. The work portrays a group of people, both clothed and unclothed, working together to move a large mountain. Their determination and collaborative spirit are highlighted in the painting, reflecting a classic Chinese proverb about the power of perseverance. Beihong's bold brushstrokes and vivid use of color contribute to the painting's dynamism, capturing the energy and struggle of the laborers. The painting evokes a sense of hope and resilience, conveying a powerful message about the potential of human effort to overcome even the most daunting obstacles.