"Kite Continuous Line" is an art concept put forward by Wu Guanzhong around the 1980s and has had an important impact on the history of Chinese contemporary art. It seems that this is an internal connection between "formal beauty" and "abstract beauty" To elaborate, in fact, it emphasizes that no matter how creative an artistic creation is, no matter how self-flying, you cannot stay away from real life. In Wu Guanzhong's view, abstract painting is like flying a kite. A kite is a work. Feelings, the author is abstracted into a certain art form using subtraction, division or other methods, and the audience is the sky. In order for the kite to fly to the sky, the artist must “have a line to connect the source of the work and life”. Only with "Kite Continuous Line" can art have a foundation and can maintain communication with the audience. The following points are consistent with the "Kite Continuous Line" philosophy:. ['Art comes from life and is higher than life.', 'The primary purpose of art is to reproduce reality.', 'Art creation should be based on life.', 'Art loses soil without people.']