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Liu Weidong
Liu Weidong
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Liu Weidong, male, born in July 1968, graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Northwest University, is a senior teacher and a teaching expert of Xi’an City. He is a member of the China Calligraphers Association and a council member of the China Society of Calligraphers and Painters. His calligraphy masterpiece, based on his original composition “Gao Ling Fu” (published by Northwest University Press in the book Shaanxi Hundred County Fu), has been collected by the Shaanxi Art Museum. His outstanding calligraphy works have been exhibited and awarded prizes at prestigious venues including the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, the Shaanxi History Museum, the Shaanxi Art Museum, the Qujiang Convention & Exhibition Center, and the China Artists Association’s creation base—Xi’an Liangbaolou. He received an Outstanding Award in the “Grand Invitation Exhibition of National Famous Artists and Calligraphers to Commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Reform and Opening-up,” hosted by the China Artists Association and the China Calligraphers Association; his cursive long scroll “Chun Jiang Hua Yue Ye” won an Excellent Work Award in the nationwide online charity calligraphy event “Heart for Ya’an,” organized by the Shaanxi Calligraphers Association; his semi-cursive scroll “Qing Ping Diao” was shortlisted for the Second Shaanxi “Zhongdeng Charity Cup” New Talent Calligraphy Award and included in the exhibition catalog; his copy of the “Lanting Xu” won the First Prize in the calligraphy and painting exhibition hosted by the Xi’an Municipal Education Bureau. In 2016, he was invited to participate in the CCTV program “Xiaopin Dayi” Calligraphy Academic Exchange Exhibition.
Commentary by Mr. Quan on Liu Weidong’s Calligraphy Works A successful calligraphy work requires impeccable brushwork, ink technique, and compositional structure—all indispensable. Mr. Liu Weidong’s calligraphy features robust and elegant character structures, each meticulously crafted with a harmonious blend of strength and gentleness, spacious and orderly, executed with unwavering precision. As the ancients said: “Writing is the expression of the heart.” The creation of any calligraphy piece inevitably reveals the author’s emotions, tastes, and intentions, whether subtly or overtly. The profound artistic appeal of any outstanding calligraphy stems from its dynamic lines, which reflect the artist’s unique spiritual temperament and rich inner world. Everyone should forge their own path—starting from oneself, advancing from near to far, from shallow to profound. Mr. Liu has grasped the essence of calligraphy; his works draw deeply from ancient traditions while integrating contemporary elements, absorbing widely and synthesizing broadly. I believe that on your personal journey of artistic pursuit, you will continue to advance further and reach higher. Here, I sincerely wish Mr. Liu even greater progress on his calligraphy path! —————— Quan Xijun Quan Xijun, born in 1926, is a Han Chinese from Yantai City, Shandong Province, with a college education. He formerly served as Deputy Secretary-General of the China Calligraphers Association, Vice Chairman of the Seal Cutting Committee, and President of the Carving Research Association. He is currently an advisor to the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Art Center, a senior art advisor to ArtChina, and Honorary Chairman of the China Calligraphers Association (Hong Kong). He also serves as an art advisor to the Mount Tai Calligraphy and Painting Academy. Mr. Quan Xijun has broad artistic interests, specializing primarily in calligraphy, particularly running and cursive script, with a style characterized by vigor, elegance, fluid grace, and refined simplicity. He has published “Quan Xijun’s Running-Cursive Script of Tengwang Ge Xu” and a series of textbooks on carving art. In 2000, CCTV’s program “Hanfu Piaoxiang” featured a special segment on him. Some of his works are collected by the China Art Museum, the Military Museum, the Memorial Hall of Mao Zedong, and institutions overseas. In 2001, the China Calligraphers Association awarded him the Special Contribution Award.
Commentary by Mr. Quan on Liu Weidong’s Calligraphy Works A successful calligraphy work requires impeccable brushwork, ink technique, and compositional structure—all indispensable. Mr. Liu Weidong’s calligraphy features robust and elegant character structures, each meticulously crafted with a harmonious blend of strength and gentleness, spacious and orderly, executed with unwavering precision. As the ancients said: “Writing is the expression of the heart.” The creation of any calligraphy piece inevitably reveals the author’s emotions, tastes, and intentions, whether subtly or overtly. The profound artistic appeal of any outstanding calligraphy stems from its dynamic lines, which reflect the artist’s unique spiritual temperament and rich inner world. Everyone should forge their own path—starting from oneself, advancing from near to far, from shallow to profound. Mr. Liu has grasped the essence of calligraphy; his works draw deeply from ancient traditions while integrating contemporary elements, absorbing widely and synthesizing broadly. I believe that on your personal journey of artistic pursuit, you will continue to advance further and reach higher. Here, I sincerely wish Mr. Liu even greater progress on his calligraphy path! —————— Quan Xijun Quan Xijun, born in 1926, is a Han Chinese from Yantai City, Shandong Province, with a college education. He formerly served as Deputy Secretary-General of the China Calligraphers Association, Vice Chairman of the Seal Cutting Committee, and President of the Carving Research Association. He is currently an advisor to the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Art Center, a senior art advisor to ArtChina, and Honorary Chairman of the China Calligraphers Association (Hong Kong). He also serves as an art advisor to the Mount Tai Calligraphy and Painting Academy. Mr. Quan Xijun has broad artistic interests, specializing primarily in calligraphy, particularly running and cursive script, with a style characterized by vigor, elegance, fluid grace, and refined simplicity. He has published “Quan Xijun’s Running-Cursive Script of Tengwang Ge Xu” and a series of textbooks on carving art. In 2000, CCTV’s program “Hanfu Piaoxiang” featured a special segment on him. Some of his works are collected by the China Art Museum, the Military Museum, the Memorial Hall of Mao Zedong, and institutions overseas. In 2001, the China Calligraphers Association awarded him the Special Contribution Award.
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