Zhao Huashuang’s painting titled “Wind-Moved Sunflower-Like Flowers” depicts a cluster of pink flowers and green leaves in the traditional Chinese ink painting style. The flowers are densely grown at the center of the painting, with petals exhibiting a delicate pink hue and the flower cores appearing more vibrant. The leaves, primarily rendered in ink, exhibit various shapes—some are oval, while others curl into wavy forms. The entire painting has a white background, giving it a clean and refreshing feel. In the top right corner of the painting, four elegant black Chinese characters flow smoothly, likely representing the painter’s name or the title of the work, harmonizing perfectly with the overall aesthetic. At the bottom left corner, a red seal, commonly used to signify the artist’s identity or to authenticate the work, adds a touch of authenticity and finality to the composition.