墨竹画的出现与发展实缘于文人士大夫之钟爱绿筠修篁的情感。这种情感从人们熟知的“竹溪六逸”“竹林七贤”之类的故事中也透出些消息来。在品藻人物的名著南朝宋刘义庆的《世说新语》中载有七贤“常集于竹林之下,肆意酣畅”的逸事;书中还有关于王子猷酷爱绿竹的其他篇什,如《任诞·第二十三》:“王子猷尝寄人空宅住,便令人种竹。或日‘暂住 The appearance and development of ink-and-glass paintings are actually based on the emotion of literary men and women’s beloved doctor who likes to cultivate them. This kind of emotion also revealed some news from well-known stories like “Six Streams of Bamboo Stream, Seven Sages of Bamboo Grove.” In the famous algae characters of the Southern Song Liu Yiqing’s “Shi Shuo Xin Yu” contains the Seven Sages, “often gathered in the bamboo, wanton hearty” anecdote; the book there are other articles about the princes love green bamboo, Such as “Christmas Twenty-third”: "The prince to try to send people empty house, it will make bamboo. Or day ’temporary stay