It is reported that in order to help promote rural revitalization and promote Chinese culture, the digital publication of the "Spring Ploughing of Grains" series of paintings with the theme of "Spring Ploughing on Agriculture" will be officially published and distributed on the "Zebra China" platform at 13:00 on March 8, 2022. Produced by the Chinese Farmers' Calligraphy and Painting Research Association and Zebra China, the series of paintings comes from the hands of 7 painting masters, each of which can present the happy and beautiful life scenes of the Chinese people living and working in peace and contentment, and each painting is issued 300 copies, a total of 2100 copies.
It is understood that all the paintings in this series of digital publications will use blockchain technology to establish exclusive digital IDs. Each proprietary digital ID will be permanently stored on the blockchain due to its uniqueness and cannot be tampered with in any way. The "Zebra China" platform is a "copyright chain" created in accordance with the standards of the ecosystem of co-construction and sharing, which builds a "from creativity to transaction" digital copyright industry service platform for creative production, content review, registration and confirmation of rights, monitoring and rights protection, dissemination transactions and digital asset management in the copyright industry chain.
The Chinese Peasant Calligraphy and Painting Research Association has held nearly 100 painting exhibitions at home and abroad, and each time the exhibition has aroused great social repercussions. In 2014, the Institute was invited by the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations to participate in the hosting of the "World Situation, The Chinese Dream - The Great Exhibition of Chinese Peasant Paintings at the United Nations Headquarters", so that Chinese peasant paintings can go abroad and go to the world. Below, let's feel the "spring cultivation of grains" in the eyes of the painting masters from the 7 paintings published and distributed.
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"Song of the Oz"
Size: 70cm*100cm, Region: Huadian, Jilin, China, Creation time: April 2014.
"Every year in April and May, when the snow melts and the northeast land springs back, the bracken emerges from the vast fields and forests, which is the most tired and joyful moment for the farmers of the cat winter, and they go to the green fields together to pick mountain treasures."
The author Kang Meihua, female, Han ethnicity, born in 1965, deputy director of the Cultural Center of Huadian City, Jilin Province, chairman of huadian civic artists association. In 2010, "Song of prosperity" won the silver medal of the 4th Xiuzhou Chinese Peasant Painting Art Festival. "Welcoming the Eighteenth National Congress", "Spring Breeze Sends Warmth to the Countryside Three Times", "Rural Court", "Guandong September Love" won the "2012 Dongfeng Chinese Peasant Painting Art Festival and National Peasant Painting Exhibition, 2013" Chinese Dream. My Dream" National Modern Folk Painting Exhibition, 2013 Nanjing Liuhe National First Rule of Law Peasant Painting Competition, 2014 Shaanxi Xi'an "Chinese Dream • Love of the Homeland" - Chinese Peasant Painting, Paper-cutting Art Competition four national gold medals.
《Daoxiang》
Size: 70.2cm*50cm; Region: Enyi District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, China; Creation time: 2014.
"The working women in Fu Ruixia's pen are all sweet and delicate, which stems from the beautiful and gentle images of her mother and sisters in her mind. The painting depicts the scene of women threshing together after the harvest, and a few banana leaves protruding from the side of the picture enrich the composition and expand the labor scene. In 2014, the work participated in the "World Situation. The "Chinese Dream" Chinese Peasant Painting Exhibition was exhibited at the United Nations Headquarters. ”
The author Fu Ruixia, female, was born in 1968 in Caotang Town, Huxian County, Shaanxi Province. He is a member of the China Public Service Advertising Art Committee, a member of the Chinese Farmers Calligraphy and Painting Research Association, one of the top ten farmer calligraphers and painters in China in 2015, a member of the Shaanxi Provincial Artists Association, and the deputy secretary-general of the Shaanxi Farmers' Painting Association. On April 27, 2013, the representative work "Hope" was selected by CCTV Network Television as the first batch of public service advertisements for farmers in Huxian County to be published in the national mainstream media such as People's Daily and Guangming Daily on May 13, 2013. He has visited Singapore and other countries.
"Harvesting Corn"
Size: 50cm*70cm; Region: Bin County, Heilongjiang, China; Creation date: May 2012.
"In autumn, the black land ushered in a great harvest, the peasants were full of joy despite their hard work, the flower turbans, hats, sleeves, gloves, etc. were fully armed, and the corn also had different varieties, this vivid picture, only the real peasants can show such a real picture."
The author Guo Lihua, female, born in November 1964, Bin County, Heilongjiang Province, Jingjian Township, Neem Village, Shuiquan Wangtun people. In 2012, he learned to paint peasant paintings, and is now a member of the Chinese Farmers Calligraphy and Painting Research Association, a member of the Heilongjiang Provincial Artists Association, a member of the Heilongjiang Provincial Artists and Peasant Painting Art Committee, and a member of the Bin County Farmers' Painting Association. In 2014, he was named one of the top ten peasant calligraphers and painters in China. In 2012, he entered the Bin County Peasant Painting Art Association, and in 2013, he joined the Heilongjiang Provincial Artists Association, and participated in the National Peasant Painting Exhibition for many times and won awards, and his works depicted scenes of ordinary labor and rural life in Northeast China.
"The Artist Who Passed the Door"
Size: 51cm*60cm; Region: Rizhao, Shandong Province; Creation time: 2012.
"The work depicts the creative scenes of old folk artists, the children carefully observe the every move of their ancestors, and the cultural heritage is passed on in words and deeds."
The author Li Mingxue, male, born in 1953, Rizhao City, Shandong Province, modern folk painting painter, liked to paint since childhood, in 1975 participated in the county cultural center held a peasant painting short training class, since then began his creative career. In 2012, he was one of the top ten peasant calligraphers and painters in China, a member of the Chinese Farmers' Calligraphy and Painting Research Association, a master of folk art and handicrafts in Shandong Province, and the artistic director of Rizhao Farmers' Painting Research Institute. Nearly 100 works have won awards over the decades and have been exhibited in many countries and regions. The work "Grocery Stall" is collected by the Chinese Folk Museum.
"When the Mountain Fruit Is Ripe"
Size: 50cm*70cm; Region: Xiuyan, Liaoning, China; Creation time: 2011.
The author Zhang Xiangwen, male, Manchu, born in 1962 in Yangjiapu Town, Xiuyan County, Liaoning Province, was influenced by his grandmother and mother who were proficient in Manchu folk embroidery and paper-cutting, and began to learn to paint at the age of 4. So far, he has created more than 100 peasant paintings. His works "Attracting Birds and Attracting Phoenixes" were collected by the National Art Museum of China; works such as "New Spring Music" and "Farmhouse Courtyard" were also exhibited in Japan and Russia; "Happy Spring" won the second prize of the "Window Cup of Hong Kong" Chinese Peasant Painting Competition in 1993, and was also selected as the cover by the rural edition of Reader magazine. He is a member of the Chinese Farmers' Calligraphy and Painting Research Association, a non-hereditary inheritor at the municipal level in Anshan City, Liaoning Province, and the vice president of the Xiuyan Manchu Autonomous County Elderly and Peasant Calligraphy and Painting Research Association.
《Youfang》
Size: 70cm*50cm; Region: Jianhe, Guizhou, China; Creation time: 2014.
"Youfang is a traditional form of love of the Miao people, that is, to go to the door to find a girl to fall in love. Formerly known as "Shaking Horse Lang", each Miao village has a place for young men and women to talk about love, called "You Fang Po", or "You Fang Ping". Young men often have to climb mountains and wade for tens of miles, or even hundreds of miles, and take the initiative to go to the slope of the party to visit the party - use signals such as whistling, wooden leaves, night pipes, reeds or singing mountain songs to invite young women to go out. This work depicts a young man in the dark night using the bright light of a flashlight to find the girl he likes before the moon. ”
The author Tai Changli, female, Miao, born in 1989 in a poor mountainous area of Jianhe, Guizhou, with the help and support of his uncle, was admitted to Guizhou Normal University, with a postgraduate degree, and a director of the China University Artists Association. In 2014, he was one of the top ten peasant calligraphers and painters in China, and the inheritor of the intangible heritage of farmer painting in Jianhe County, and won 14 individual awards in the national peasant painting competition. He is currently a teacher and researcher of fine arts at the Academy of Education Sciences of the Department of Education of Guizhou Province.
"Blessings"
Size: 100cm*68.8cm; Region: Huadian, Jilin, China; Created in 2012.
"Authors are good at drawing on rice paper, and the thick and colorful colors are often more varied on rice paper. Huadian City, one of the birthplaces of the Manchus, also produces gold, so it is called The Golden City. In 2014, this work participated in the "World Situation. The "Chinese Dream" Chinese Peasant Painting Exhibition was exhibited at the United Nations Headquarters. ”
The author Lu Fengxia, female, Manchu, born in 1965, Jilin Dongfeng people, now living in Huadian, high Chinese, engaged in folk painting, paper-cutting creation for many years, in the domestic and foreign art exhibitions at all levels to exhibit 122 works. In 2012 and 2015, he was twice named one of the top ten peasant calligraphers and painters in China. In 2016, he was rated as "Jilin Provincial Peasant Painting Master" by the Jilin Provincial Peasant Painting Research Association. He is currently the vice president of the Jilin Provincial Peasant Painting Research Association, the vice president of the Huadian Peasant Painting (Paper-cutting) Research Association, the vice chairman of the Folk Art Research Association, and the vice president of the Elderly Calligraphy and Painting Research Association. He is a member of the 11th and 12th CPPCC Committees of Huadian City. He is a member of the Chinese Peasant Calligraphy and Painting Research Association and a member of the Shamanic Culture and Art Committee of the Chinese Folk Writers Association.
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