Group 1 - The article highlights the historical and cultural significance of insects in Chinese art, showcasing their detailed observation and representation throughout different dynasties [2][3]. - Insects, particularly crickets and grasshoppers, are associated with themes of prosperity and family lineage in traditional Chinese paintings, symbolizing fertility and continuity [3]. - Various artists from different periods, such as Huang Quan and Qi Baishi, have depicted insects with unique techniques, reflecting their artistic insights and the vibrant life of nature [2][3]. Group 2 - The article emphasizes the seasonal connection of insects, particularly in autumn, where the sounds of crickets are prominent, symbolizing abundance and continuity [3]. - The portrayal of butterflies in art serves as a metaphor for longevity and vitality, often combined with other elements to convey deeper meanings [3]. - There is a growing interest among urban dwellers to reconnect with nature, and insect-themed art serves as a bridge to evoke childhood memories and a sense of harmony with the natural world [3].