Huang Yongyu, born in 1924 in Fenghuang County, Hunan Province, is a native of the Tujia family, with primary and incomplete junior high school education. At the age of sixteen, he began to paint color paintings and woodcuts with the pen names Huang Xingbin, Huang Niu, Niu Fuzi, Tujia family, Hunan Phoenix people. He is good at printmaking and color ink painting. He was engaged in woodcut creation activities in Hong Kong, served as a special guest writer of the script of the Great Wall Film Company, an editor of the picture page of the Hong Kong "New Evening News", and a professor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts after 1953. Executive Director, Vice Chairman and Consultant of China Artists Association. His works include "Spring Tide", "Hundred Flowers", "The Love of the People's Prime Minister", and "Ashima". Huge paintings include "Bird Dune", "Ink Lotus" and so on. In 1986, he was awarded the Order of the Knights of the Italian Republic by the President of Italy. He has published "Huang Yongyu Woodcut Collection" and "Huang Yongyu Painting Collection". bear. He has served as a small worker in the porcelain field, a primary school teacher, a middle school teacher, a family education librarian, a troupe trainee art team member, a newspaper editor, a film screenwriter, a professor of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and an advisor to the China Artists Association.
In addition to painting, Huang Yongyu is also proficient in seal engraving, and the knife technique is dusty, which is breathtaking, but he has never carved a seal for anyone in his life, and he has only made two seals for friends in his life, one for the 50 years for his wife Zhang Meixi's golden book collection print "Meixi Collection", the other for recent production, in the "Pingwo Prose" (Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House, April 2008, the first printing edition) in the article "Painter's Anecdote", mentioned that Mr. Huang Yongyu Mr. Toshinan brought a stone seal for Mr. Shi Lu (made by Shanghai Qian Skinny Iron). It seems to be for this lithography.