A painting you won't see anywhere else, the One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains is a masterpiece by a genius young painter Wang Ximeng, who was born some 900 years ago. While his epic work continues to amaze viewers with its striking beauty, the passionate young man and his creative journey is still a mystery today.
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