w88 casino is in the United StatesUTSAConfucius Institute at University and MexicoUANLConfucius Institute at the University holds Chinese painting exhibition
w88 casino News Network (Correspondent Jiang Shuqing)Local time2013Year6month15Sunday afternoon and day6month18On the day of 6551_6577|, Vice President Liu Ya led a delegation to the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Confucius Institute, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico (UANL) The Confucius Institute held the "Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Art Enters the United States and Mexico Art Exhibition". Mo Hai, a calligraphy and painting art researcher at the International Business Chinese Base, and Pu Jun, deputy director of the Business Chinese Base, accompanied the visit.
Vice President Liu Ya and painter Mo Hai delivered a speech
Vice President Liu Ya and painter Mo Hai explained the connotation of Chinese calligraphy and painting to Chinese calligraphy and painting enthusiasts on the spot, performed calligraphy on the spot, and had a lively interaction with calligraphy enthusiasts. Visitors showed a strong interest in Chinese calligraphy and painting. The atmosphere at the exhibition was warm and the response was good.
Chinese calligraphy interpretation
This exhibition also displays some works by Chinese ink painter Wang Zhenzhou. Wang Zhenzhou is an art researcher at the Calligraphy and Painting Art Exchange Center of the International Business Chinese Base of w88 casino, a painter at the Zhang Zhimin Studio of the China National Academy of Painting, a distinguished teacher at Zhejiang University of Technology, a consultant at Hangzhou Daobang Art Institution, a research fellow at Zhejiang Modern Ink Painting Research Institute, an executive director at Qingdao Fenghan Painting Academy, and a professor and painter at Qingdao Shaohai Art Museum. His works reveal a profound and comprehensive understanding of Chinese culture and are well received both inside and outside the industry. In this exhibition, Wang Zhenzhou's works are also deeply loved by foreign calligraphy and painting lovers.
