In his painting Kumgang Mountains, the Korean Choson Dynasty artist Chong Son evoked an actual scene. Which of the following describes this type of painting?

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True view paintings, or "true view" in Chinese (zhenjing), are paintings that accurately depict real-life scenes and landscapes. The term originated during the Song Dynasty in China and became popular in later periods, including the Choson Dynasty in Korea. Chong Son's Kumgang Mountains is an example of a true view painting because it seeks to faithfully capture the appearance of actual mountains.

In His Painting Kumgang Mountains, the Korean Choson Dynasty Artist