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Hou Xuanhuan, born in 1954 in Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. Researcher of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute, and the head of Yupinzhai. Mr. Hou was influenced by his father at a young age and became fascinated with calligraphy. From his youth, he practiced extensively various famous calligraphy works, especially those of Zhao Mengfu. Mr. Hou deeply understands the vastness and depth of calligraphy as an art. In his journey to the hall of calligraphic art, he has devoted himself with almost a monk's devotion, regarding calligraphy as his lifelong pursuit. He is a person with thoughts and loves to think. He has always been pursuing the ultimate meaning of calligraphy art, seeking the great joy of aesthetic freedom after emotional release. He is truly a person who understands calligraphy art. Different levels of thinking have made his calligraphic art stand out from others.
Appreciating Mr. Hou's calligraphic art is a beautiful spiritual enjoyment. His calligraphic style is ancient, solemn, and the structure is expansive. The feeling it gives is fresh and bright without being vulgar, elegant and refined without being artificial. "Hiding beauty within antiquity, embedding balance in danger, reaching the wonderful state of nature." This evaluation best captures the essence of "Hou-style" calligraphy. Mr. Hou is skilled in running script and semi-cursive script, especially large characters, which possess the ancient charm of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and are highly praised by professionals and the general public.
Mr. Hou Xuanhuan has participated in many national calligraphy competitions and has won first prize twice. In 2005, he participated in the National Calligraphy and Painting Masters Exchange Exhibition and won a bronze medal, and was awarded the title of "Chinese Contemporary Literati Calligrapher". In 2011, he was awarded the title of "Top 100 Calligraphers and Painters in the Era of Prosperous China" by the National Famous Calligraphy and Painting Work Committee. In 2013, he was awarded the title of "Cultural Celebrity of Chinese Culture" by the Chinese Culture Academy. That same October, he was selected as one of the "Top Ten Leading Figures in the Art World of the Chinese Dream" by several authoritative online media in China, including the China Enterprise News Alliance Information Science Research Institute and China Calligraphy and Painting Network. He currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Chinese Calligraphy Art Research Association; Vice Chairman and Art Consultant of the Arts Channel of the Party Building Newspaper; Vice Chairman and Art Consultant of the Art Capital Council of China Enterprise News.
Devoted to Studying Calligraphy, Reaping Fruits in the Sea of Art
--- Remembering the Renowned Contemporary Chinese Calligrapher Hou Xuanhuan Calligraphy is an art, more importantly, a study. Reading ten thousand volumes of books, traveling thousands of miles. Traveling thousands of miles, reading ten thousand volumes of books. It is a very important way of cultivation in traditional Chinese culture. Many scholars in ancient China who were dedicated to academic research and cultural inheritance practiced and realized their life ideals and ultimate values through reading and traveling.
Hou Xuanhuan, from Meizhou, Guangdong, is a researcher of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute and the head of Yupinzhai. He has participated in many national calligraphy competitions and once won first prize twice. In 2005, he participated in the National Calligraphy and Painting Masters Creation Exchange Exhibition and won a bronze award, and was granted the titles of "Chinese Contemporary Literati Calligrapher" and "Top 100 Calligraphers and Painters in the Era of Prosperous China."
Mr. Hou deeply understands the vastness and depth of calligraphy as an art. In his journey to the hall of calligraphic art, he has spent decades of hardship and years, apart from managing his own affairs, he has devoted himself with almost a monk's devotion, regarding calligraphy as his lifelong pursuit. This is the kind of boldness and grandeur that artists should have. Looking at successful calligraphers in history, whether Wang Xizhi, Yan Zhenqing, Mi Fu or Wang Duo, none of them failed to treat calligraphy with such seriousness, and to delve into tradition with many years of effort. Only in this way can one make great achievements in art. "The highest level of calligraphy is to be in harmony with the Dao, how can it be just about techniques!" Viewing calligraphy merely from the perspective of brushwork techniques will never lead to the true essence of calligraphic art. What Mr. Hou pursues is not just the skill of handling the brush. He is a person with thoughts and loves to think. He has always been pursuing the ultimate meaning of calligraphic art, seeking self-perfection in life through calligraphy, and the great joy of aesthetic freedom after emotional release. He is truly a person who understands calligraphic art. Different levels of thinking have made his calligraphic art stand out from others.
Appreciating Mr. Hou's calligraphic art is a beautiful spiritual enjoyment. His calligraphic style is ancient, solemn, and the structure is expansive and smooth. The feeling it gives is fresh and bright without being vulgar, elegant and refined without being artificial. It is beautiful and worth looking at for a long time, and you will naturally feel a sense of lightness. There is no greater intoxication than this. "Hiding beauty within antiquity, embedding balance in danger, reaching the wonderful state of nature." This evaluation best captures the essence of "Hou-style" calligraphy.
The achievements of Mr. Hou's calligraphic art are evident to all. His calligraphy is good, and his character is also good. As the ancients said, "the character reflects the person", which means "it reflects his learning, his talent, and his aspirations". He deeply understands this meaning. He is loyal, upright, and clean, diligent and focused in his work, simple and humble in his personality, diligent in action but reserved in speech. He uses art to do good deeds, helps the poor and distressed, serves the people, and contributes to society. When we appreciate his works, we not only admire his artistic skills, but also respect his persistent pursuit of traditional calligraphic art. More importantly, we admire his noble moral qualities of helping others, being sincere and simple, and being indifferent to fame and fortune. From the respected senior artists, we can clearly see that art and character are consistent and complementary.
Mr. Hou Xuanhuan's calligraphic art and personal integrity are both exemplary!
Mr. Hou Xuanhuan has participated in many national calligraphy competitions and has won first prize twice. In 2005, he participated in the National Calligraphy and Painting Masters Exchange Exhibition and won a bronze medal, and was awarded the title of "Chinese Contemporary Literati Calligrapher". In 2011, he was awarded the title of "Top 100 Calligraphers and Painters in the Era of Prosperous China" by the National Famous Calligraphy and Painting Work Committee. In 2013, he was awarded the title of "Cultural Celebrity of Chinese Culture" by the Chinese Culture Academy. That same October, he was selected as one of the "Top Ten Leading Figures in the Art World of the Chinese Dream" by several authoritative online media in China, including the China Enterprise News Alliance Information Science Research Institute and China Calligraphy and Painting Network. He currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Chinese Calligraphy Art Research Association; Vice Chairman and Art Consultant of the Arts Channel of the Party Building Newspaper; Vice Chairman and Art Consultant of the Art Capital Council of China Enterprise News.
Devoted to Studying Calligraphy, Reaping Fruits in the Sea of Art
--- Remembering the Renowned Contemporary Chinese Calligrapher Hou Xuanhuan Calligraphy is an art, more importantly, a study. Reading ten thousand volumes of books, traveling thousands of miles. Traveling thousands of miles, reading ten thousand volumes of books. It is a very important way of cultivation in traditional Chinese culture. Many scholars in ancient China who were dedicated to academic research and cultural inheritance practiced and realized their life ideals and ultimate values through reading and traveling.
Hou Xuanhuan, from Meizhou, Guangdong, is a researcher of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute and the head of Yupinzhai. He has participated in many national calligraphy competitions and once won first prize twice. In 2005, he participated in the National Calligraphy and Painting Masters Creation Exchange Exhibition and won a bronze award, and was granted the titles of "Chinese Contemporary Literati Calligrapher" and "Top 100 Calligraphers and Painters in the Era of Prosperous China."
Mr. Hou deeply understands the vastness and depth of calligraphy as an art. In his journey to the hall of calligraphic art, he has spent decades of hardship and years, apart from managing his own affairs, he has devoted himself with almost a monk's devotion, regarding calligraphy as his lifelong pursuit. This is the kind of boldness and grandeur that artists should have. Looking at successful calligraphers in history, whether Wang Xizhi, Yan Zhenqing, Mi Fu or Wang Duo, none of them failed to treat calligraphy with such seriousness, and to delve into tradition with many years of effort. Only in this way can one make great achievements in art. "The highest level of calligraphy is to be in harmony with the Dao, how can it be just about techniques!" Viewing calligraphy merely from the perspective of brushwork techniques will never lead to the true essence of calligraphic art. What Mr. Hou pursues is not just the skill of handling the brush. He is a person with thoughts and loves to think. He has always been pursuing the ultimate meaning of calligraphic art, seeking self-perfection in life through calligraphy, and the great joy of aesthetic freedom after emotional release. He is truly a person who understands calligraphic art. Different levels of thinking have made his calligraphic art stand out from others.
Appreciating Mr. Hou's calligraphic art is a beautiful spiritual enjoyment. His calligraphic style is ancient, solemn, and the structure is expansive and smooth. The feeling it gives is fresh and bright without being vulgar, elegant and refined without being artificial. It is beautiful and worth looking at for a long time, and you will naturally feel a sense of lightness. There is no greater intoxication than this. "Hiding beauty within antiquity, embedding balance in danger, reaching the wonderful state of nature." This evaluation best captures the essence of "Hou-style" calligraphy.
The achievements of Mr. Hou's calligraphic art are evident to all. His calligraphy is good, and his character is also good. As the ancients said, "the character reflects the person", which means "it reflects his learning, his talent, and his aspirations". He deeply understands this meaning. He is loyal, upright, and clean, diligent and focused in his work, simple and humble in his personality, diligent in action but reserved in speech. He uses art to do good deeds, helps the poor and distressed, serves the people, and contributes to society. When we appreciate his works, we not only admire his artistic skills, but also respect his persistent pursuit of traditional calligraphic art. More importantly, we admire his noble moral qualities of helping others, being sincere and simple, and being indifferent to fame and fortune. From the respected senior artists, we can clearly see that art and character are consistent and complementary.
Mr. Hou Xuanhuan's calligraphic art and personal integrity are both exemplary!
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