Qi Baishi has seven sons and five daughters, of which the three sons Qi Liangkun, the fourth son Qi Liangchi, the fifth son Qi Liangji, and the younger son Qi Liangmu are paintings, among these children, the third son Qi Liangkun and the fourth son Qi Liangchi are relatively accomplished.
Today we will take a look at Qi Liangchi's paintings, he graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Fu Jen University, but he was more interested in radio, and was invited by the Beijing Telecommunications Bureau to be a radio expert, until Qi Baishi's later years he returned to his father's side and often accompanied him, although he had a period of work experience but did not affect his paintings in the slightest, he was recognized as the best leader of "Qi Pai" art, in fact, he was slightly inferior in painting compared with his eldest brother.
His paintings did not depart from the shadow of his father Qi Baishi, he laid the foundation of Western painting when he was studying at Fu Jen University in his early years, which played a very good role in his modeling, after turning to Chinese painting, both his pen and ink were influenced by the family style, and in response to that sentence, three years of apprenticeship was not as good as the door, Qi Baishi once inscribed such a sentence on the painting: "ZiChang (Qi Liangchi's character) beginner can create a painting bureau, which can be described as having the ability to learn, Yu Xi." His father's encouragement strengthened Qi Liangchi's determination to practice art.
