Wang Mingxi

       Wang Mingxi, style name Qingle, resides at the southern foot of Mount Tai; master of Qingle Studio and Ruoyu Studio under Mount Tai, he studied under the renowned calligrapher Mr. Dong Xuzhong. Born into a scholarly family at the southern foot of Mount Tai, he has been deeply influenced since childhood by family teachings and cultural traditions, developing a strong interest in traditional Chinese calligraphy art, with a particular fondness for studying Tang dynasty regular script, practicing Wei stele inscriptions, and writing clerical script. He has meticulously copied the "Diamond Sutra" on Mount Tai, regarded as the progenitor of large-character calligraphy, and has developed a profound passion for painting and calligraphy. In 2011 and 2012, he attended advanced training classes hosted by the China Calligraphers Association twice. In August 2014, he traveled to Beijing and obtained the registered teacher qualification certificate from the China Calligraphers Association. For over thirty years, he has persistently practiced calligraphy, deeply mastering the art of brushwork. His works seek emotional expression and rhythmic charm, characterized by vigorous yet elegant brushstrokes, rich connotations, and solid foundations. His works have won gold, silver, and excellence awards in national calligraphy competitions and exhibitions. In April 2014, his works were broadcast twice on the CCTV Calligraphy and Painting Channel and have been widely reported on and collected by numerous media outlets.