"Angel's Smile" public welfare photography exhibition opened Dancer Liu Yan "ten years of grinding a sword" polished the public welfare brand

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People's Daily Beijing, December 9 (Yin Xingyun) Today, the 8th "Angel's Smile" Children's Public Welfare Photography Exhibition, sponsored by the China Literature and Art Foundation Liu Yan Literature and Art Special Fund, opened at the King & Wood Mallesons Art Center in Beijing. In the past ten years, the photography exhibition has adhered to the concept of happiness and public welfare, showing the beautiful moments that bloom in the lives of special children, and presenting the innocent and cute side of children. While awakening the society's attention to orphans and disabled children, it will also transmit positive energy to more people.

Previous photo exhibitions have focused on special groups of children such as deaf-mutes and rare diseases (SMA), and this year's photography exhibition has set its sights on autistic children. "Along the way, we are helping these children with artistic dreams to realize their artistic dreams, and it is also a process of accompanying and accompanying them to grow up and witness their smiles." So, I think this decade has been extraordinary, and we have gained a lot. Liu Yan, the initiator of the photography exhibition, dancer and professor of the School of Humanities of Beijing Dance Academy, has not only held eight exhibitions in the past ten years, but also gained more warmth and strength.

"Angel's Smile" Children's Public Welfare Photography Exhibition is a public welfare brand project initiated by Liu Yan Literature and Art Special Fund in 2011, which is committed to providing art education for special children, guarding dreams, and transmitting love and warmth.

Liu Yan said: "Ten years of grinding a sword, we have spent ten years sparing no effort to create a public welfare brand full of love. Every time we see the children's smiles and witness the children's little progress and growth, they strengthen our confidence and determination to continue to pass on the 'angel smile'. I think this decade has been extraordinary, and we have gained a lot. Mr. Feng Shuangbai, Liu Yan's mentor and chairman of the China Dancers Association, has witnessed the efforts and persistence of his proud protégé for many years, saying: "The public welfare photography exhibition of "Angel's Smile" has arrived as scheduled. Seeing the smiling faces of orphans and disabled children, my heart was full of emotions! Seeing that Liu Yan insisted on doing this thing well for more than ten years, his heart was full of admiration. ”

Every time there is an "angel's smile", people get a warm touch from the brilliant smiles in the photographic works, and the capture of these touching moments comes from a very caring young photographer Sun Ke. "Hopefully, my photographs will open a narrow gap so that everyone can see a little bit of light in another world," he said. ”

It is reported that the exhibition is open to the public free of charge from December 8 to 16.