This is not the explanation of an oil painting. The composer has intended nothing of the kind, nor probably will the audience detect any connection between it and the painting. But the very idea that prompted the composing stemmed from precisely the oil work "Untitled No. 48". Which is to say that once unleashed by the painting, the wings of imagination keep flapping far and wide, stopping at no hindrance and forgetful of the outer world and themselves Is this not a characteristic of Luo Zheng's paintings? And it can also be one of the "Notes" from his canvas.