On the occasion of Teachers' Day, in order to further promote the good trend of respecting teachers and emphasizing teaching, Lin Gaoxing, deputy director of the Fuzhou Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, Wu Liwang, executive vice president of the Fuzhou Shoushan Stone Industry Association, and Lin Xiaodong, deputy secretary general, went to the home of Wang Zuguang, a master of Chinese arts and crafts. Deputy Director Lin Gaoxing presented flowers to Master Zuguang, cordially inquired about his physical condition, congratulated him on the festival, wished him health and longevity, and thanked Master Zuguang for his great contribution to the inheritance of Shoushan stone carving skills.
Vice President Wu Liwang was entrusted by President Chen Lizhong to visit Master Wang Zuguang on behalf of the industry association. He said that the inheritance of skills is an important way for the continuation and development of China's excellent traditional crafts, and Shoushan stone carving is a unique carving art in Fuzhou, and it is also one of the excellent traditional Chinese cultures that have been inherited for thousands of years. As one of the business cards of local representatives of Fuzhou City, the inheritance of Shoushan stone carving skills is of great importance.
In The studio of Teacher Zuguang, Liu Chuanbin, a disciple who happened to meet Wang Zuguang, led all the members of the studio to visit the teacher, and the teachers and students were discussing and exchanging carving skills. Deputy Director Lin Gaoxing expressed his affirmation and appreciation for Liu Chuanbin's behavior of respecting teachers and re-teaching, and encouraged the majority of Shoushan stone industry practitioners to continue to work hard, constantly explore education and teaching methods, pass on the Shoushan stone skills, and make greater contributions to the cultivation of Shoushan stone talents and the development of the industry.
Education is the foundation of development, teachers are the foundation of education, and the inheritance of Shoushan Stone is inseparable from the tireless teachings of the older generation of inheritors. As a teacher representative of the Shoushan stone industry, Wang Zuguang has educated and trained generations of Shoushan stone carving skills inheritors in the form of passing on, helping and leading, and has made every effort to inherit and carry forward the Shoushan stone culture and carving skills.
Wang Zuguang's teachers and students gathered together to enjoy the stones, taste tea, discuss art, and narrate, and they enjoyed themselves, learned from each other, and made progress with each other. Jointly discuss the skills, and strive to make Shoushan stone carvings maintain their vitality in today's social development, and continue to inherit, develop and pass on forever.