Wang Guanghui's representative works included Investiture of the Gods, Beggar in Troubled Times, Journey to the West, The Village Secretary and His Wife, The Amazing Bodyguard of Hong Men, Generals of the Yang Family, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, General Zhang Xueliang, and Water Margins.
Wang Guanghui's representative works included Investiture of the Gods, Beggar in Troubled Times, Journey to the West, The Village Secretary and His Wife, The Amazing Bodyguard of Hong Men, Generals of the Yang Family, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, General Zhang Xueliang, and Water Margins.
Wang Guanghui's representative works included Investiture of the Gods, Beggar in Troubled Times, Journey to the West, The Village Secretary and His Wife, The Amazing Bodyguard of Hong Men, Generals of the Yang Family, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, General Zhang Xueliang, and Water Margins.
Wang Guanghui was a Chinese painter born in 1968. He was the direct disciple of the landscape painter Wang Xuetao and was famous for his rich and colorful style of work. His works had won special prizes and gold medals many times, and had been exhibited in national competitions. His works were also exhibited in Japan, Hong Kong, Canada and other places, and were collected by foreign friends. Wang Guanghui's works were known as the first person in contemporary freehand painting because of his techniques and artistic realm. His works have participated in many domestic and international exhibition, and were collected by the China Art Museum, the China Military Museum, the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization and other institutions and individuals. His works were also collected by the world's four largest financial groups and some famous people.
Wang Guanghui's film works included Beggar in Troubled Times, Detective Red, White, Black, Decisive Battle at the Heavenly Gate, Abandoned House, Village Secretary and His Wife, etc.
Wang Muxuan's representative works included the drama " Cinderella ", the TV series " The Whirlwind Eleven ", the magic drama " I'm Not a Monster ", and the ancient drama " The Legend of Chu Qiao ". In addition, she also participated in works such as " The Storm of the City,"" Descendants of the Elves," and " Young Like Us." While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!
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Wang Xianzhi (369 - 404) was a famous calligrapher, painter, and writer during the Northern and Southern Dynasties of China. His representative works included Preface to the Orchid Pavilion and Manuscript for the Sacrifice of Nephew. Preface to the Orchid Pavilion was one of Wang Xianzhi's representative works, and was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese calligraphy. It was created by Wang Xizhi in 386 A.D. when he met with his friends at the Orchid Pavilion. It was famous for its beautiful handwriting, smooth strokes, profound artistic conception and unique beauty. The font of Preface to the Orchid Pavilion was sparse, graceful, elegant and free, especially the stretch and euphemism of the strokes, which amazed future generations. The Manuscript of Sacrifice to Nephew was another famous representative work of Wang Xianzhi and one of the treasures in the history of Chinese calligraphy. It was a masterpiece of calligraphy created by Wang Xianzhi in 403 AD when he went to Luoyang with his father, Wang Xizhi, to worship his nephew, Wang Ningzhi. The handwriting of the "Sacrificial Nephew Manuscript" was dignified and steady, and the strokes were round and beautiful, expressing Wang Xianzhi's deep nostalgia for his relatives and friends.
Wang Zengqi's representative works were "Receiving the Commandment,""Old Man Gao,""Human Comedy," and "Chronicles of the Great Lake."