Jia Qingjun

Jia Qingjun, male, Han ethnicity. Born on August 5, 1968, from Dunhua City, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province. Poet, writer, painter, photographer, editor, freelance writer, musician, independent scholar, etc. National First-Class Artisan, member of the Dunhua City Artists Association, Jilin Province; member of the Dunhua City Arts and Crafts Association. Online painter, Chinese oil painter, committee member of the National Celebrity Calligraphy and Painting Art Federation, Chinese calligrapher and painter. Member of the Yanbian Poetry Society, member of the Jilin Province Poetry Society, member of the Chinese Poetry Society. Member of the China Poetry Society. Member of the China Online Poetry Society. Member of the Flash Fiction Special Committee of the Chinese Fable Literature Research Association. Member of the Chinese Academy of Concise Literature, Hebei Province Cai Feng Society member. Member of the China Youth Writers Association, special contracted writer of the China Internet Literature Alliance, contracted writer of Furongguo Wenhui, Mo Feng Culture, Weimeng Culture, contracted writer of "Home" magazine, contracted writer of Jilin Province. Authored poems such as "Homesickness," "Pastoral Song," and "Farewell"; major prose works include "New Year Flower Festival," "Qingming," and "I Send You Off, Alone in Sorrow"; flash fiction includes "Autumn's Promise," "Mom, Don’t Send Me Away," and "That Cloud on the Horizon"; short stories include "I’m Leaving—Who Will Take Care of You?" and the novel "Fire Scorch." Written works published on China Writers Network, Chinese Poetry, Yanbian Daily, etc. Selected for inclusion in Volume III of "Furongguo Wenhui." Selected for inclusion in "Contemporary Chinese Love Poetry Anthology." Selected for inclusion in "May," Jilin Flash Fiction Special Issue. Artworks include oil paintings such as "Child," "Crying," "Wolf," and "Green Persimmons." Oil paintings exhibited at the First Dunhua City Exhibition "Promoting the Anti-Japanese United Front Spirit — Telling the Modern Story of Han Zhang" and the Exhibition Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of the Establishment of Yanbian Prefecture. Participated in the calligraphy, painting, and photography exhibition hosted by the Yanbian Revolutionary Old Area Development Promotion Association under the theme "Remembering Glorious History, Mourn Revolutionary Martyrs, Promoting the Spirit of the Old Area, Creating a Better Future." In 2018, received an Excellence Award at the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture Oil Painting Exhibition. Selected for inclusion in the large-scale biographical series "Rise of a Great Nation," edited by the China International Reportage Literature Research Association and the Chinese Cultural Heritage Commission. Selected for inclusion in "The Way Continues — Master Catalogue of Chinese Cultural Heritage," organized by the China Cultural Information Association. Selected for inclusion in "China’s Business Card" themed postage stamps on the Belt and Road Initiative. Selected for inclusion in commemorative postage stamps celebrating the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, with themes including Belt and Road, the Chinese Dream, staying true to our original aspiration, and continuing to move forward.