Aixinjueluo Hengyue (Zhao Zhongjie), born in Beijing in 1951 in the Manchu region of the Yellow Banner, was the 13th grandson of Nurhaci. He was a descendant of the founder of the Shuncheng County Prince's Mansion, Le Kede Hun. He came from a family with a distant background and strict education. At the age of six, he began studying calligraphy and calligraphy, and later specialized in painting. In 1983, he enrolled in the Correspondence University of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy to study. From 1986 to 1988, he studied in the graduate class of Beijing Academy of Painting, China, under Mr. Wang Wenfang, specializing in landscape painting creation. Also trained by Mr. Yao Zhihua, Shi Qi, Shi Guoliang, and Zhou Shaohua. I have participated in numerous domestic and international calligraphy and painting exhibitions, and many of my works have been collected by French friends, museums, galleries, and municipal governments. In 1989, 2013, 2014 and 2016, he held several personal art exhibitions in San Francisco, the United States, and in 2017, he held a personal art exhibition along the the Belt and Road in New Zealand.
I am currently a national first-class artist, a member of the New Literature and Art Working Committee of the Chinese Calligraphers and Painters Association, Deputy Secretary General of the World Chinese Artists Federation, Overseas Director of the San Francisco Artists Association in the United States, Visiting Professor of the Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts in China, Visiting Professor of the China Advertising Academy, Vice President of the Central Museum of Culture and History and the Central Academy of Calligraphy and Painting Art, Executive Director and Deputy Director of the Art Committee of the Chinese Calligraphers and Painters Association's College Calligraphy and Painting Art Innovation Research Base, Member of the Art Committee of the Chinese Public Relations Society, Painter of the Chinese Famous Artists Academy, Deputy Director of the Art Committee of the Beijing Western Academy of Painting, Painter of the Chinese Ethnic Painting Academy, and other positions。
His works, with their simplicity, naturalness, and roughness, depict the inherent power of nature, and the images seek strong tension and rhythm. He splashes ink and colors in Chinese painting, mainly using ink, seeking a unified framework of concrete, imagery, and abstraction in the painting; By utilizing the changes in color levels and the mutual infiltration and transformation of ink, we cleverly combine them in the painting to create the three beauties of traditional Chinese painting, namely the beauty of brushwork, form, imagery, and environment, making the work closer to nature and making the picture more visually impactful. He cleverly integrated tradition and modernity, gradually forming his own unique style of landscape painting expression in the pursuit of modern ink painting.