Wang Hui (April 10, 1632-November 15, 1717), the word Shigu, the name Gengyan Sanren, Jianmen woodcutter, Wumushanren, Qinghui old man, etc. A native of Changshu, Suzhou Prefecture, Jiangnan Province (now Changshu, Jiangsu). Famous painter in Qing Dynasty. His paintings are mainly based on landscapes, which integrate the strengths of the northern and southern families, creating a new look called "Nan Zong brush and ink, Bei Zong Qiu gully", known as "the painting sage of the early Qing Dynasty". Together with Wang Shimin, Wang Jian, and Wang Yuanqi, they are called the "Four Kings" of landscape painters, and they are also called "Six Masters of Qing Dynasty" with Wu Li and Yun Shouping. At the same time, he is also the originator of Yushan School.