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Chapter 467 The reason for letting him imitate the painting

From what Liang Wei and Xu Cheng said later, Xia Youyou knew that Liang Wei had always admired Xu Cheng's painting skills.

In China, the value-added space of oil painting is very large.

In the spring of this year, Hongchen launched more than 100 oil paintings, with a turnover of more than 700 million yuan, a turnover rate as high as 90.00%.

One of the high imitations, "The Sleeping Gypsy", began to climb with a starting price of 13 yuan, and it didn't stop until it reached 87 yuan.

Liang Wei saw the business opportunity in the middle.

"For unknown painters, almost no one cares about a painting, and it is sold at a low price for thousands of dollars, or even a few hundred dollars. It's better to imitate some famous foreign paintings to make money."

Liang Wei said these words to Xu Cheng when she went to visit Chen Yue, but Xu Cheng had no interest in imitation paintings.

Recalling this incident, Liang Wei sighed, and said helplessly to Xia Youyou: "You don't even know, Cheng Cheng has a tough temper, and he would rather sell his paintings cheap than do business with me."

Speaking of this, she laughed again, "It's all right now, Cheng Cheng agreed to help me imitate the painting for you."

After hearing this, Xia Youyou felt very uncomfortable.

So in order to help her, Xiao Chengzi planned to make a compromise and do something that he has always been unwilling to do and disdained to do?
After sipping her lips, she looked at Liang Wei, "Isn't it just an imitation of a painting? Why do you insist on Xiao Chengzi helping you?"

"Little Orange?"

Hearing this name for the first time, Liang Wei thought it was very fresh. She frowned and said jokingly: "This name is really cute, but it doesn't match Cheng Cheng's lifeless appearance."

"You haven't answered me yet, why..."

Without waiting for Xia Youyou to continue to ask, Liang Wei sighed and said, "At first glance, you are a layman, and oil paintings are very difficult to imitate."

She went on to explain, "Imitating an oil painting is far from being as simple as processing a Chinese painting. If you don't have a profound knowledge of Western painting, it's just a dream."

Only then did Xia Youyou recall that Xiao Chengzi said that oil painting is extremely professional, and body painting is the most professional.

Because ordinary oil painters do not have the ability to paint the human body, this type of painting has the fastest value-added.

In short, the higher the difficulty of the work, the more prominent its value.Although Xu Cheng is young, he has such ability.

When Liang Wei first saw his paintings, she thought he was a genius.

It's a pity that the genius has not been packaged, no one hypes it, lacks attention, few people appreciate it, and ultimately cannot become famous.

Otherwise, with Xu Cheng's superb painting skills and composition, why would his paintings only sell for tens of thousands of cabbage prices?

Liang Wei tried every means to persuade Cheng Cheng to imitate famous paintings. On the one hand, she wanted to earn a piece of the pie, and on the other hand, she felt sorry for Cheng Cheng and wanted to help him and Chen Yue.

"I don't take Cheng Cheng's paintings for nothing. Once they are sold in my gallery, I will be three, Cheng Cheng seven..."

When she said this, she hurriedly added, "Most people sell paintings here, but they all get fifty-five cents."

As soon as Liang Wei finished speaking, Xu Cheng replied, "You don't need to give me money, the money you earn is considered to be paying rent for Youyou."

"Rent? Oh, by the way, I'm quite lonely living in that big house by myself. It's great to have this little sister with me."

When she spoke, she looked at Xia Youyou, "Can you make breakfast?"

Little Youzi was in a daze, Xu Cheng hurriedly pulled the girl to his side, and said to Liang Wei, "You are not allowed to order her to do things."

"Oh," Liang Wei smiled ambiguously, "Cheng Cheng spoiled his wife so much at such a young age, not bad, not bad, a child can be taught."

(End of this chapter)