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Chu Mohan's victory in the martial arts conference was like a bright dawn, illuminating the new journey of the village's development. The news spread quickly to every corner of the village like a spring breeze, and the villagers were all immersed in this great joy and pride.

Those martial artists who once knew little about the village now set foot on this once unknown land with admiration and curiosity. They brought precious gifts, superb martial arts and sincere friendship, and every inch of the village was filled with the breath of vigorous development.

In this prosperous scene, Gu Qianning keenly realized that the development of the village could not be limited to economy and military power, and the nourishment of culture and art was also crucial. So, on a sunny morning, Gu Qianning convened the village elders and influential villagers and put forward her idea of ​​promoting the development of village art.

"Fellow villagers, our village has now emerged in the martial arts world and has gained more resources and opportunities. But we cannot ignore the power of culture and art. It can nourish our souls, enrich our lives, and make our village more meaningful and charming." Gu Qianning's eyes were full of anticipation and enthusiasm.

The villagers nodded in agreement. They trusted Gu Qianning's wisdom and vision, and were eager to see the village prosper in culture and art.

Under Gu Qianning's advocacy, a vigorous art development movement was launched in the village. First, they decided to hold a series of art competitions, including painting, calligraphy, music and other fields. In order to attract more talents to participate, Gu Qianning personally led the villagers to publicize everywhere, not only posting notices in surrounding villages and towns, but also inviting some well-known literati as judges and guests.

Once the notice was posted, it immediately attracted widespread attention. Upon hearing the news, scholars and art lovers from all over the country were eager to show their talents at this art event.

On the day of the competition, the village was bustling with activity. Participants from all over the country brought their works and tools to the village square. At the painting competition site, the contestants faced the white canvas, and the brushes in their hands were like smart elves, sketching out colorful paintings on the canvas. Some depicted the beautiful scenery of the village, some showed the lofty ambitions of the rivers and lakes, and some expressed their thoughts and feelings about life through abstract techniques.

At the calligraphy competition venue, contestants held their breath and wrote freely on rice paper with their brushes. The regular script was dignified and beautiful, the running script was smooth and natural, and the cursive script was vigorous and vigorous. Each work contained the author's profound calligraphy skills and unique artistic style.

On the stage of the music competition, various musical instruments competed with each other. There were melodious flute sounds, crisp pipa sounds, passionate guzheng sounds, and deep erhu sounds. The contestants used music to express their emotions and stories, which were either cheerful, sad, passionate, or peaceful, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the wonderful world of music.

During the competition, Gu Qianning shuttled between various competition venues, carefully appreciating each piece of work and listening to each piece of music. She exchanged opinions with the judges from time to time and provided encouragement and suggestions to the contestants.

In the painting competition, a young painter caught Gu Qianning's attention. His name is Lin Feng, a young man from a distant town. His work "Morning Light in the Village" vividly depicts the tranquility and beauty of the village in the early morning with delicate brushstrokes and unique use of colors. The sun shines through the clouds on the fields, smoke rises from the chimneys of the farmhouses, and the figures of villagers working in the fields are looming, and the whole picture is full of vitality.

Gu Qianning walked up to Lin Feng and praised his work highly: "Your painting makes me feel like I have seen the most beautiful side of our village. Your grasp of color and light is very unique. How did you do it?"

Lin Feng smiled shyly: "I have been passionate about painting since I was a child, and I often observe the changes in nature and people's lives. This time when I came to your village, I was moved by the beautiful scenery and cultural atmosphere here, so I was inspired to create."

In the calligraphy competition, a calligrapher named Zhao Yi won high praise from the judges for his vigorous and majestic cursive work "Jianghu Xing". Gu Qianning looked at his work and felt the boldness and freedom contained in it: "Mr. Zhao's calligraphy is really amazing, and every stroke of yours is full of power and emotion. What are your experiences in calligraphy creation?"

Zhao Yi said modestly: "Calligraphy is an art and also a practice. Through constant copying and practice, I gradually found my own style and way of expression. This time, I was able to participate in the competition in your village and communicate with my peers. This is also a rare learning opportunity for me."

In the music competition, a woman named Su Yao played the song "Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon" on the pipa. Her skillful performance and delicate emotional expression intoxicated everyone present. Gu Qianning walked onto the stage and held Su Yao's hand: "Your music makes us feel like we are in a dreamlike world. How did you develop such superb pipa skills?"

Su Yao smiled and replied: "I have been learning pipa since I was young and have been practicing for many years. Music is my life, and I hope to bring happiness and touch to people through my performance."

In addition to these outstanding contestants, there are many talented artists who have shown their talents in the competition. These competitions not only provide them with a platform to showcase their talents, but also make the cultural atmosphere of the village more profound.

As the competition progressed, the people in the village were also inspired by these works of art and performances. They began to pay attention to art and learn about it, and their originally monotonous lives became colorful. Children picked up their brushes in their spare time to depict the world in their hearts; young people practiced calligraphy after work to improve their cultural literacy; and the elderly enjoyed music under the shade of trees and recalled the good old days.

In order to further promote the development of art, Gu Qianning also organized art training classes and seminars. She invited artists who performed well in the competition to serve as teachers to teach the villagers knowledge and skills in painting, calligraphy, music, etc. In the training class, the villagers were enthusiastic about learning. They listened carefully, asked questions actively, and constantly improved their artistic level.

The seminar provides a platform for artists to exchange ideas and exchange their thoughts. Here they share their creative experiences and insights, and discuss the development trends and innovative directions of art. Through these exchanges and discussions, artists broaden their horizons, expand their thinking, and lay the foundation for creating more excellent works.

Thanks to Gu Qianning's efforts, the art industry in the village has flourished. More and more artists have chosen to settle down and create in the village, where they have established studios, galleries and concert halls. The buildings in the village have also gradually incorporated artistic elements, with exquisite murals painted on the walls, sculptures placed on both sides of the streets, and every corner is full of artistic atmosphere.

As the artistic atmosphere of the village becomes increasingly strong, it attracts many tourists to visit and experience. They appreciate works of art, listen to music performances, participate in art activities, and feel the joy and beauty brought by art. The development of tourism has brought rich income to the village and further promoted the economic prosperity of the village.

However, the development of art is not smooth sailing. In this process, some problems and challenges have also emerged. For example, some artists are too obsessed with personal style and innovation, which leads to their works being out of touch with the public's aesthetics and understanding; some artistic works and performances are plagiarized and imitated, which affects the originality and quality of art.

Faced with these problems, Gu Qianning did not back down. She organized a special discussion meeting and invited artists and villagers to discuss solutions together. At the meeting, everyone expressed their opinions and put forward many constructive opinions and suggestions.

In response to the problem of works being out of touch with the public's aesthetic taste, Gu Qianning suggested that artists should pay attention to communication and exchanges with the public during the creative process, understand their needs and preferences, and at the same time adhere to their own artistic pursuits and personality, and find a balance between the two. Regarding the phenomenon of plagiarism and imitation, everyone agreed that it is necessary to strengthen copyright awareness and moral education, establish a strict review mechanism and supervision system, and severely crack down on plagiarism and imitation.

After solving these problems, the development of art in the village has become healthier and more orderly. Artists have created more works that are both valuable and popular with the public, and art activities have become more colorful and popular.