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Li Jianhua
Li Jianhua
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Li Jianhua, master of Muzhai Studio, styled Mozhi Liang. Native of Boshan, Qilu region, born in March of the Ji Hai year in Xianfeng, Hubei. Currently a contracted calligrapher for CCTV's Calligraphy and Painting Spring Festival Gala, in October 2007 was appointed by the Art Education Committee of China's Ministry of Education as a calligraphy instructor for primary and secondary schools, served as judge at the first "2018 China Confucius Cultural Calligraphy Exhibition", appointed in May 2020 as member of the World Youth Civilization Forum Calligraphy and Painting Creation Committee, President of Wufang Calligraphy and Painting Society.
Li Jianhua has loved calligraphy and painting since childhood. As early as 1975, during his youth, he won first prize in the first youth calligraphy and painting competition of Enshi Prefecture. He joined the army in 1978. After demobilization, he engaged in economic work, encountering various challenges. Yet he persistently pursued calligraphy and painting art, practicing diligently in spare time and sketching with fingers when busy, persevering through cold and heat without pause. Starting with clerical and Ouyang-style scripts, he gradually mastered formal standards. His works have participated in numerous competitions and exhibitions at regional, municipal, prefectural, provincial, and national levels, winning awards repeatedly, and are collected abroad.
Li Jianhua says that calligraphy brings him profound joy. For an enthusiast, practicing it freely is no different from a carefree journey. Though now in his sixties, his passion and enthusiasm for calligraphy continue to grow stronger. He believes that true achievement in calligraphy requires freedom from desires for fame, status, or profit—finding self-entertainment, cultivating mind and character, and continuing to press forward energetically is more than enough.
Li Jianhua has loved calligraphy and painting since childhood. As early as 1975, during his youth, he won first prize in the first youth calligraphy and painting competition of Enshi Prefecture. He joined the army in 1978. After demobilization, he engaged in economic work, encountering various challenges. Yet he persistently pursued calligraphy and painting art, practicing diligently in spare time and sketching with fingers when busy, persevering through cold and heat without pause. Starting with clerical and Ouyang-style scripts, he gradually mastered formal standards. His works have participated in numerous competitions and exhibitions at regional, municipal, prefectural, provincial, and national levels, winning awards repeatedly, and are collected abroad.
Li Jianhua says that calligraphy brings him profound joy. For an enthusiast, practicing it freely is no different from a carefree journey. Though now in his sixties, his passion and enthusiasm for calligraphy continue to grow stronger. He believes that true achievement in calligraphy requires freedom from desires for fame, status, or profit—finding self-entertainment, cultivating mind and character, and continuing to press forward energetically is more than enough.
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