Chinanews.com, Guangzhou, January 12 (Cheng Jingwei and Tang Guixin) The creation ceremony of the joint exhibition of Chinese paintings and calligraphy at home and abroad in commemoration of the Xinhai Revolution and the 110th anniversary of the Guangzhou Huanghuagang Uprising, with pens in the new era Guangzhou Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs Cemetery (Guangzhou Huanghuagang Park) was held.
14 representatives of calligraphy and painting, including Chen Zhixiong, Li Yihao, Su Baoyuan, and Zhang Huaan, son of Zhang Meng, adjutant Sun Yat-sen, spread out the long scrolls of rice paper. The 15-meter calligraphy of "Don't forget the Martyrs and Dream of China" marks the opening of the creative exhibition commemorating the Revolution of 1911.
The calligraphy scroll is displayed on site.
Photo by Zhuo Haiyu
Indonesian Chinese calligrapher and calligrapher Ruan Yuanchun, Chairman Yang Jingjiang of the China International Women Calligraphers Association of Taiwan, China, and Wu Yongxiong, Vice Chairman of the National Public Security System Calligraphers Association, participated in the video online activities in Jakarta, Taipei and Haikou.
Yang Jingjiang said that calligraphers and painters on both sides of the strait and even Chinese compatriots around the world have inherited a cultural root of five thousand years of Chinese civilization. Today, we use calligraphy, pen and ink to commemorate the martyrs of the Revolution of 1911 and the Huanghuagang Uprising. Achievements, look forward to a bright future of peace and unity.
Li Qixin, deputy director and member of the Party Group of the Guangzhou Veterans Affairs Bureau, and more than 30 calligraphers and painters participated in the event.
Calligraphers such as Liang Zhenggang and Li Zhishu created various styles of calligraphy to commemorate the Revolution of 1911 and the spirit of the new era.
He Weiyi, Liang Zhixing, Tang Cuiyun and other painters collaborated to create a large-scale Chinese painting "Huang Hua Hao Qi Tu", which implies the unlucky integrity of Huang Huagang's martyrs.
Calligraphers and painters are creating.
Photo by Zhuo Haiyu
A few days ago, Ou Haonian, a master of the Lingnan School of Painting and a great painter on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, wrote an inscription for the event: "The yellow flowers are not to be thanked, but the algae are abundant."
The exhibition is co-sponsored by Guangzhou Huanghuagang Park and Chinese Culture and Art Research Center, with Guangzhou Veterans Affairs Bureau as the guiding unit.
After the launching ceremony of the creation, an invitation to participate in creation will be sent to well-known Chinese calligraphers and painters from the five continents of the world.
According to reports, Guangzhou Huanghuagang Park, as a national patriotic education demonstration base, is also a memorial site for the Revolution of 1911. This exhibition is an important part of a series of activities in the park to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Revolution.
The exhibition is held online and offline. The exhibited works will be publicly exhibited online on the eve of the Huanghuagang Uprising Memorial Day of the 1911 "March 29". The physical exhibition is planned to be unveiled at the Huanghua Cultural Center during the "Guangzhou Seventh Yellow Flower Cultural Festival" in November and December. Thousands of citizens who come to enjoy the chrysanthemum will be able to see the fine art works created by Chinese calligraphers and painters from all over the world. (Finish)