Wang Yuejin

 "Post-Cultural Revolution" first cohort of college students (Class of 1977), graduated from the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Northeast Normal University, majoring in English, with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Member of the Jilin Calligraphers Association, President of the Calligraphy and Painting Academy of the Jilin Inner Mongolia Chamber of Commerce. Characterized by a generous and uninhibited personality. Has researched calligraphy theory and practice for over forty years, specializing in cursive script, drawing inspiration from ancient masters—from Han, Wei, Jin, Sui, and Tang dynasties down to Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Republican eras—absorbing diverse strengths. His works are elegant and fluid, bold and natural, majestic in scale, rigorously structured, and uniquely styled, establishing him as a renowned calligrapher of the bold school and a leading figure among Jilin’s accomplished artists. Also a member of the Jilin Photographers Association (since 1985, his works have been published in national and provincial media); Editorial Board Member of the national cultural journal "Can Hua" (with over one million characters published). Former Director of the Publicity Division, Jilin Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism (retired with honor in 2019).

    "The True Path of Calligraphy Lies in Constant Transformation" serves as his scholarly motto and creative philosophy, dedicating his life to inheriting, promoting, and revitalizing traditional Chinese calligraphy art, and making significant contributions toward this ultimate goal.