Hua Junwu is known as the "national treasure of the cartoon world," and his brushstrokes are said to be "worth a thousand troops." For many illiterate farmers, his paintings had a greater impact than editorials. The reason for this is that throughout his life, this cartoonist always depicted the people and events of the society around him with a satirical tone. However, in recent years, it seems people no longer need satire, and his "territory" has shrunk.
This album is a first edition from 1983, full-color printed, and hardcover bound.
