Yan Bingrong, party member, road and bridge engineer, born in 1952, from Shangqi Village, Yangqi, Cangshan District, Fuzhou. In 1969, he joined the team of Huang Bi Brigade of Jiumu Commune, Pucheng County, and worked as a farmer and a private teacher. In 1976, he graduated from Fujian Provincial Traffic School majoring in road and bridge (now renamed Fujian Provincial Shipbuilding and Transportation Vocational College) and studied urban fine planning and design at Tongji University in Shanghai from 1990 to 1991. Obtained a college degree. In July 1976, he worked in the Engineering Unit of Pucheng County Transportation Bureau. In 1982, the provincial standard of the whole county team through the highway, by the provincial department praise. At the same time, the measurement, design and construction of the two bridges in Chengguan were completed.
Yan Bingrong's calligraphy and painting works
In 1985, the Planning Office of Fuzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone participated in the drawing of Mawei's 11.6 square kilometers of urban roads, and the work of guiding the planning of Xiang detailed planning. Municipal road pipeline management and construction planning guidance. From 1995 to 2000, he directly participated in the widening and reconstruction of Mawei to Tingjiang on National Highway 104, the preparation of the total budget for the 10-kilometer project from Kuiqi to Luoxing Pagoda on Jiangbin Avenue in Fuzhou, and the planning, design and construction management and guidance of municipal road pipelines. He retired in 2007. He is currently a retired cadre of Fuzhou Natural Resources Planning And Management Bureau.
After retirement, he participated in the volunteer service and cultural inheritance of the residents of the West Lake community. Use your leisure time to learn traditional Chinese studies, arranging, poetry, calligraphy, painting. He is a member of Fujian Xingguang Cultural Society and a member of the Chinese Poetry Society. Poetry and prose works have been collected and published by Fujian Starlight Cultural Society, Fujian Elderly Daily, Chinese Poetry, and Hongluoshan Academy. Five prose works published in Hongluoshan Academy include "Aunt Sends the Year", "The Red Palm in Change", "The Love of The Grass is Also Deep", "The Journey of Tianping Mountain", and "The Delicious Taste of Hometown".