Introduction to Li Xiwen
Professor of China University of Political Science and Law, special calligrapher of the State Council, calligrapher of state guest ceremony.
Born in the ancient city of Xi'an in the 1960s, he was influenced by his family and loved calligraphy since childhood. Deeply impressed by liu gongquan's ancestor Kai Yun, deeply in love with the god of Zhong Shaojing's small biography, and chased after it for more than ten years to see the god-like. The Lingxiu of the Qigong Book of the Present People and the Xionghun Calligraphy of Yu Right Ren are both rigid and soft, subtle and smooth, refreshing and calm, and the spirit is beautiful and thick, which has begun to become a self-style.
The calligraphy works are exchange gifts at the school and ministerial levels, collected by heads of state, politicians and domestic celebrities, universities and museums, and the works are published in People's Daily, Guangming Daily, etc. He was the former executive vice president of Guquan Calligraphy and Painting Institute and the former art director of Huaqin Calligraphy and Painting Institute. He is currently the Artistic Director of Culture and Media of Beijing Fushengxuan.
Self-description Having a personal outlook is success
Looking back on my practice career when I was studying, I was very emotional. Since I was a child, I was physically incapacitated, and my right hand could hardly lift anything, and the brush grip posture such as squeezing, holding, hooking, checking, resisting, as well as strength and sitting posture, just strengthened the exercise of the hand and body. Over the years, calligraphy has helped me overcome my flaws and become my life's work.
The traditional Chinese literary four treasure pens, ink, paper, and stone, like playing the erhu or playing the violin, show colorful forms on the hands, simple instruments play beautiful movements, and calligraphy is the same, showing different brilliance in the hands of different people. Even if you can't write like Yan, Liu, Ou, and Zhao, you can have a personal style is success.
I believe that calligraphy is a unique art form in China, and it is a better way to show China's cultural self-confidence and cultural traditions than other existing art forms. It plays a very important role in inheriting and carrying forward The self-confidence of Chinese culture and re-establishing the soft power of Chinese culture. Every calligrapher should shoulder the heavy responsibility, inherit and carry forward with heart, and write a more vigorous cultural self-confidence for the Chinese nation.