I am Yincheng Qian, a high school student in Dallas, Texas who enjoys drawing and reading art history. I remember when I was still in junior high school, one of my paintings was selected by an art teacher and sent to our community library for long-term display. Once when I went to the library, I found several children gathered to look at my painting, with one of the parents explaining it nearby. This incident touched me deeply and sparked an idea. I believe that art should belong to the public community. There are many children and adults in our community who enjoy painting. They have actually beautified the community with their own art and enriched our spiritual life. Therefore, it inspires me to create an art website and make it a hub for community art. It not only makes art museums community oriented, but also community art museums. Art is not an artist's patent, it belongs to everyone who loves life and pursues beauty. I also hope to use this website to popularize art history among young people in the community and contribute to the protection of art heritage that has disappeared or is about to disappear. I was influenced by my family and loved art since I was young. After arriving in the United States, many of my good friends also liked to draw. Later, due to my decathlon, I came into contact with art history and particularly hoped to introduce these to my peers who love art..