Tianjin Yangliuqing Painting Society was established in 1958 and is a national level intangible cultural heritage protection and inheritance unit. Its skills are rooted in the traditional painting techniques of the Song and Yuan dynasties, absorbing the form of Ming Dynasty woodcut prints, and has a unique inheritance foundation. There are five major studios in the company, including sketching, woodcarving, watermark, color painting, and mounting. Adhering to the concept of "bringing the old with the new, and inheriting in an orderly manner", we carry out the inheritance and protection of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings and woodblock watermark techniques.

The doll theme in "Auspicious Celebration and Surplus" is the main theme of Yangliu Youth Painting. Children represent hope from birth, and a painting conveys good wishes for their children, from safe growth to academic success, from achievements to peace and happiness. All the beautiful expectations are expressed through these auspicious elements in New Year paintings. This work is based on the existing ancient edition of Yang Liuqing Art Society, and the rearranged lines are suitable for the traditional engraving process. Based on the theoretical foundation of folk painting techniques and surviving art manuscripts, according to the artistic rules of New Year paintings, we redesigned and applied colors, and used delicate techniques in the process of technique transformation. This work differs from the color scheme of the original color manuscript and recreates the auspicious patterns in traditional New Year paintings. In the painting, there is a halberd with a jade chime hanging on it, which is homophonic for "auspicious". "Fish" and "Yu" are homophonic, symbolizing "auspicious with surplus". In addition, the design of a doll shape symbolizes auspiciousness.

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