Fishing rubbing reproduces natural beauty on paper

<p>Fish rubbing, an&nbsp;art of printing&nbsp;from nature, has been practiced for&nbsp;hundreds of years in China. The whole process includes washing&nbsp;a&nbsp;fish, applying ink or pigment, and pressing a piece of paper on the fish, with the eyes painted in afterwards.</p><p>The method not only captures images of the creatures&#39; sizes, shapes, surface textures, and delicate veins&nbsp;or scale patterns, but also evolved into a unique art that worships natural beauty.</p><p>Zhao Jianming from Zhangjiakou, North China&#39;s Hebei Province, is a&nbsp;fish rubbing lover. He opened an account on Kuaishou, a popular video-sharing app in China, and updates his account&nbsp;regularly. Let&#39;s have a look at some&nbsp;of his&nbsp;artworks.</p><p><span style="color: rgb(127, 127, 127);">(Video source: Kuaishou)</span></p><p><br/></p>