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Bao Xuedong
Bao Xuedong
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Bao Xuedong, male, born in 1953, from Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. Influenced by his father from childhood, he developed a passion for calligraphy and later became an apprentice of Wang Jian, a renowned Chinese calligraphy master and one of China's ten outstanding figures, receiving genuine teachings from him. He is also deeply fond of poetry, lyrics, and literature, and is himself a poet. For over forty years, he has written countless poems and essays, with nearly two thousand surviving drafts.
Bao Xuedong is currently a member of the China Calligraphers Association, a member of the Hohhot Calligraphers Association, an invited calligrapher at the Chinese Ministers and Generals Calligraphy and Painting Academy, a member and council member of the China National Classic Painting and Calligraphy Institute, a contracted artist at the Inner Mongolia Financial Painting and Calligraphy Academy, and a member of the Inner Mongolia Zhengshang Painting and Calligraphy Academy. In 2012, his calligraphy work was collected as part of the exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the Guo Moruo Memorial Hall. This year, he was honored as a Brand Influence Calligrapher on the China Good Brand HAOBRAND Art Figure List, receiving both a medal and a certificate of honor.
In addition to guidance from calligraphy master Wang Jian, Bao Xuedong has drawn inspiration from various schools, integrating his love for calligraphy into every day of his life. Today, his calligraphy works are increasingly recognized and appreciated by calligraphy enthusiasts, and have entered thousands of households across several provinces and cities in China. Bao Xuedong is determined to be a lifelong inheritor of traditional Chinese culture!
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