Involving art museums has always been a great opportunity for architects, so they will get a stage where they can enjoy the most dazzling Chinese color techniques. At the Van Gogh Art Museum, from the original design sketch of Ritterveld to the design of the annex. Kurokawa Kiyoshi, together with Van Gore who made up for their shortcomings, has invariably adopted a very low-key and restrained attitude, and there has been no attempt to seize the title. Is it right to speculate that they are facing such a special situation? The targets of this project all know that their mission is not to defile Van Gogh with gorgeousness? Leave all the gorgeousness to the starry sky that rotates like fireworks under the paintbrush! What is the most accurate summary of the main point of this text? ['Explain that Van Gogh has brilliant artistic achievements.', 'Comment on the unique design styles of the three architects.', 'Discussing the reasons for the simplicity of the Van Gogh Museum.', 'Analysis of the background of the unified style of Van Gogh Museum.']