As the creator of this oil painting, I attempted to capture and freeze the forgotten corners of time through color and brushstrokes. The subject of this painting is a large green valve, which is like a silent guardian, quietly telling the story of its past glory and current abandonment.

The surface of the valve is covered with traces of time, with rust and stains intertwined to form a unique pattern. Its handle is black, forming a sharp contrast with the green valve body. This color combination highlights the valve's age and durability.

In this oil painting, you seem to be immersed in an ancient and mysterious world, becoming one of the main characters in the picture. You are dressed in a traditional Asian costume, forming the center of this painting with another woman beside you.

Your orange top shines brightly in the sunlight, forming a sharp contrast with the woman next to you wearing a green top. Your white scarf and black shawl sway gently in the breeze, like two fairies wandering in the mortal world. Your expressions are focused and serious, your gaze piercing through the blurry background, as if you are watching or listening attentively to something.

In the vast field of oil painting art, genre oil painting, with its unique perspective and delicate brushstrokes, is like a bridge of time, connecting the past and present, presenting us with vivid and profound pictures of urban history. These paintings are not only the spontaneous creations of artists, but also the cultural crystallization of their deep life and rooted in the city. They use a unique artistic language to record the changes in the urban landscape, witness the vicissitudes of society, and become unique cultural imprints of each city.