<sod>}}</ref> Chen Shu also enjoyed referencing the [[Wu Schoool|Wu School]] of [[Suchou]], who were active in the [[Ming dynasty]].<ref name=":0" /> They influenced her flower and landscape paintings. One of her most appreciated works in this style was her painting ''Reading the I-ching in a Mountain Study''<ref name=":0" />. When looking at the style of the mountains, one can also see the influence of Wang Ming still appearing in her works.<ref name=":0" /> Chen Shu’s next most popular iconography is the depiction of flowers. She painted many images of flowers and birds including works like, ''Iris and Roses, Vegetables, Fruit, and Asters'', and one of her most iconic, ''The White Cockatoo''.<ref name=":0" /> This image of a beautiful bird and flowers is based on [[Song dynasty]] painting, when this imagery first became popular.<ref name=":0" /> Its composition is similar to the artist [[Hui-tsung]], though it is not noted to be a copy of his work specifically.<ref name=":0" /> <eod>
<sod>}}</ref> Chen Shu also enjoyed referencing the [[Wu Schoool|Wu School]] of [[Suchou]], who were active in the [[Ming dynasty]].<ref name=":0" /> They influenced her flower and landscape paintings. One of her most appreciated works in this style was her painting ''Reading the I-ching in a Mountain Study''<ref name=":0" />. When looking at the style of the mountains, one can also see the influence of Wang Ming still appearing in her works.<ref name=":0" /> Chen Shu’s next most popular iconography is the depiction of flowers. She painted many images of flowers and birds including works like, ''Iris and Roses, Vegetables, Fruit, and Asters'', and one of her most iconic, ''The White Cockatoo''.<ref name=":0" /> This image of a beautiful bird and flowers is based on [[Song dynasty]] painting, when this imagery first became popular.<ref name=":0" /> Its composition is similar to the artist [[Hui-tsung]], though it is not noted to be a copy of his work specifically.<ref name=":0" /><eod>