Wu Changjiang's "Ice and Snow Panda" painting was launched to present the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

Cover news reporter Yang Fan

On February 4, the Beijing Winter Olympic Games opened, in order to carry forward the spirit of the Olympic movement, spread the culture of giant pandas, tell Chinese stories well on the international art stage, spread the good voice of China, and promote international people-to-people exchanges. Wu Changjiang, a famous panda painter, member of the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a national first-class artist, collected style around the theme of the Winter Olympics, skillfully integrated the image of the giant panda with ice and snow sports, created new concepts, new categories and new expressions that integrate China and foreign countries, vividly portrayed the faster, higher and stronger spirit of the Winter Olympics, and actively promoted the ice and snow sports that displayed themselves and pursued their dreams.

Wu Changjiang's 12 ice and snow panda works, with the theme of various sports in the Winter Olympic Games, soared when the giant pandas played skiing, skating, curling, ice hockey and other sports. Some art critics said that these paintings explain and introduce more excellent cultures with Chinese characteristics, embody the Chinese spirit and contain Chinese wisdom to the world, and strive to create a credible, lovely and respectable image of China. "Over the years, Mr. Wu Changjiang's giant panda works have been recognized by all walks of life as a special cultural symbol, stirring up emotional resonance that transcends national boundaries."

Giant panda is China's national treasure, how to take panda culture as the carrier, in the form of calligraphy and painting art, ask about tradition and reality, reveal the spiritual connotation of panda culture in the new era, is becoming a new proposition, new exploration and new vision on wu Yangtze River art journey. Wu Changjiang told the cover news reporter: "The creation of this batch of works is to take this opportunity to take the Olympic spirit and panda culture as a link to add a beautiful humanistic color to the Winter Olympics, and constantly exert artistic power for the promotion of ice and snow sports." ”