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Yu Yongbiao
Yu Yongbiao
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Yu Yongbiao, originally named Wang Tiebiao, with the courtesy name Enmo. He is currently a professional painter and calligrapher, a professional classical realist oil painter in Xiamen, and a member of the China Calligraphy and Painting Association as well as an oil painting instructor.
In 1985, he won the second prize in the Long Dance Painting Creation Competition at Changtu City High School;
In 1986, he won the first prize in the Shenyang City Disability Technical School Painting Competition; subsequently, he independently created a book on sign language for the deaf, which he still privately collects and preserves to this day.
From 1990, he studied at the Changtu City Special Education School in Liaoning Province until graduation, and later worked as a pyrography artist for several years;
In 1996, he worked as an advertising artist and calligrapher at the Changtu City Cultural Station in Liaoning Province;
In 1998, he specialized in engraving and craft art for many years;
In October 2007, he moved with his mother from Shenyang’s Changtu City to settle in Xiamen;
In January 2008, he began focusing on oil painting, and two years later started accepting international orders exclusively for oil painting creation, continuing to this day.
In 2010, he joined the China Calligraphy and Painting Association and was awarded a membership certificate;
In October 2011, he was selected for the National Art Proficiency Examination and ranked second, earning a calligraphy honor certificate at Level 8;
In April 2012, he was interviewed by the media, and his story was fully published in the Strait Herald under the title “The Dream Beneath the Brush Tip”;
In October 2012, he was selected again for the National Art Proficiency Examination, achieving Level 9 and ranking first, receiving an oil painting honor certificate;
In April 2015, he participated in the Chinese National Art Exchange Evaluation hosted by the China International Modern Art Research Center and received the “Outstanding Award in Calligraphy and Painting Creation,” along with a professional title certification (National Level II Artist);
In July 2015, he participated in the “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao-Taiwan Collaborative Innovation” Fine Arts and Calligraphy Competition and won third prize with an oil painting certificate.
In December 2017, his ink painting won the First Prize at the Xiamen Disabled Artists’ Calligraphy, Painting, and Photography Exhibition under the theme “The Dream of a Well-Off Life, the Dream of Self-Reliance.” I have also created two oil paintings of the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, measuring 8 meters and 12 meters long respectively, which I continue to personally collect and preserve.
Looking back on my unhappy childhood: My father passed away when I was two years old, leaving me, my younger siblings, and my mother to rely on each other. At age seven, although deaf and mute, I was still able to attend school together with my younger brother—one small happiness. From early on, I loved drawing, writing, engraving, and paper-cutting. At school, I especially enjoyed watching teachers draw on the blackboard. After returning home from school, I would repeatedly copy comic strips from picture books every day. My grandparents were delighted to see my artistic talent. My grandfather then went to a bookstore and bought me three books: Xu Beihong’s works, techniques of freehand bird painting, and the Jieziyuan Manual. Receiving these books filled me with overwhelming joy, and I persisted in practicing tirelessly every day, starving for knowledge in painting! Later, my mother found us a stepfather. Because I am deaf and mute, he refused to let me continue schooling, leaving me heartbroken and crying bitterly. Eventually, he allowed me to enroll at the Changtu Special Education School, where I resumed my journey in art. I am deeply grateful to my stepfather, my mother, and my grandparents—throughout this journey, there has been hardship and sweetness, sorrow and reward, darkness and sunshine. But it is my boundless love and dream for art that compels me to devote my entire life to painting and fine arts, for only here do I feel true happiness and fulfillment.
In 1985, he won the second prize in the Long Dance Painting Creation Competition at Changtu City High School;
In 1986, he won the first prize in the Shenyang City Disability Technical School Painting Competition; subsequently, he independently created a book on sign language for the deaf, which he still privately collects and preserves to this day.
From 1990, he studied at the Changtu City Special Education School in Liaoning Province until graduation, and later worked as a pyrography artist for several years;
In 1996, he worked as an advertising artist and calligrapher at the Changtu City Cultural Station in Liaoning Province;
In 1998, he specialized in engraving and craft art for many years;
In October 2007, he moved with his mother from Shenyang’s Changtu City to settle in Xiamen;
In January 2008, he began focusing on oil painting, and two years later started accepting international orders exclusively for oil painting creation, continuing to this day.
In 2010, he joined the China Calligraphy and Painting Association and was awarded a membership certificate;
In October 2011, he was selected for the National Art Proficiency Examination and ranked second, earning a calligraphy honor certificate at Level 8;
In April 2012, he was interviewed by the media, and his story was fully published in the Strait Herald under the title “The Dream Beneath the Brush Tip”;
In October 2012, he was selected again for the National Art Proficiency Examination, achieving Level 9 and ranking first, receiving an oil painting honor certificate;
In April 2015, he participated in the Chinese National Art Exchange Evaluation hosted by the China International Modern Art Research Center and received the “Outstanding Award in Calligraphy and Painting Creation,” along with a professional title certification (National Level II Artist);
In July 2015, he participated in the “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao-Taiwan Collaborative Innovation” Fine Arts and Calligraphy Competition and won third prize with an oil painting certificate.
In December 2017, his ink painting won the First Prize at the Xiamen Disabled Artists’ Calligraphy, Painting, and Photography Exhibition under the theme “The Dream of a Well-Off Life, the Dream of Self-Reliance.” I have also created two oil paintings of the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, measuring 8 meters and 12 meters long respectively, which I continue to personally collect and preserve.
Looking back on my unhappy childhood: My father passed away when I was two years old, leaving me, my younger siblings, and my mother to rely on each other. At age seven, although deaf and mute, I was still able to attend school together with my younger brother—one small happiness. From early on, I loved drawing, writing, engraving, and paper-cutting. At school, I especially enjoyed watching teachers draw on the blackboard. After returning home from school, I would repeatedly copy comic strips from picture books every day. My grandparents were delighted to see my artistic talent. My grandfather then went to a bookstore and bought me three books: Xu Beihong’s works, techniques of freehand bird painting, and the Jieziyuan Manual. Receiving these books filled me with overwhelming joy, and I persisted in practicing tirelessly every day, starving for knowledge in painting! Later, my mother found us a stepfather. Because I am deaf and mute, he refused to let me continue schooling, leaving me heartbroken and crying bitterly. Eventually, he allowed me to enroll at the Changtu Special Education School, where I resumed my journey in art. I am deeply grateful to my stepfather, my mother, and my grandparents—throughout this journey, there has been hardship and sweetness, sorrow and reward, darkness and sunshine. But it is my boundless love and dream for art that compels me to devote my entire life to painting and fine arts, for only here do I feel true happiness and fulfillment.
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