The exhibition has displayed a total of 75 pieces by renowned artists from both institutes in recent years. With the same ink materials, the artists use different angles to express the landscape, characters, flowers and birds in their eyes, the wide range of which has comprehensively explained the unique style of ink-painting in different cultural contexts. Although the Chinese paintings and Japanese Nanga have different styles, they belong to the same category of oriental ink art, emphasizing the overall plan, expression of sentiment and their spirits with unique wonders. The exhibition extends the exploration of ink art to the exchanges and cooperation between artists of the two countries, cooperating with joint efforts in the practical exploration of inheritance and innovation of ink painting in the contemporary era.