This is a landscape vertical scroll by Mr. Fu Baoshi, showing his iconic "bouldering" style.The picture is full of mountains, majestic peaks, shrouded in clouds and mist, and the white space is full of fluidity. The cliffs are lined with tall and straight pines, stained with thick ink, and full of vitality. The painting is dotted with tiny scribes, standing on huge rocks or walking among pine forests, as if they are listening to the forest waves and waterfalls, creating a poetic state where things and I are forgotten.On the right side of the cursive inscription and postscript, the words "Lin Tao seems to be angry", "Bouldering Jinling and Notes", and seals such as "Bouldering Private Seal" can be faintly discerned. It is speculated from the details that this work may have been created in 1962, during the heyday of Fu Baoshi's art.Fu Baoshi uses wild and free brushstrokes and thick and light dry and wet ink colors to express the texture of rocks and the dense water vapor. The smallness of the scribes in the painting contrasts with the majesty of the mountains and rivers, leading the viewer into a magnificent landscape, fully demonstrating its unique artistic charm.