At present, publicity has become a museum and one of the most important properties of art museums. A large exhibition can create a grand event that breaks the threshold and is empty. This is the most convenient way for modern people to have a relationship with art. If there are still people today Continuing the gurgling water, watching the poetry and painting, and widely advertising it as a show off, it is inevitable that the people will be regarded as "too outfit", and eventually fall into an arty laugh. What does this passage mean? ['Aesthetic methods need to keep pace with the times.', 'The more history develops, the more public the artwork is.', 'Pretending to be quaint and appreciating art is not the behavior that modern people should show.', 'Chinese art practice is constantly evolving.']