Chen Jinpeng’s Colored Ink Painting

Chen Jinpeng is currently a council member of the Artists Association of Zhaotong, Yunnan Province. Born in Yanjin, Yunnan Province in 1957, he was taught flower-and-bird painting in Chinese traditional style by     

Zhang Lucheng＇s Ink Painting

Painting requires skills. A painting without basic skills in design and layout will not be a good painting. But for a painter,the equally important or the more important is his life experience. Without true feelings, a painting is just a sentimental twaddle. Zhang Lucheng, a professional painter serving in Xinjiang Military Area in northwest China has lived in the vast prairie at the foot of the Tianshan Mountain since he graduated from fine arts academy.     

Paper Emotions Hu Youben’s Contemporary Ink and Wash Painting

<正>Renowned art critic Liu Xiaochun was not certain if his visit to Hu Youben’s studio in Baoding was worthy or not. However, after several months spent to obse...     

Chen Lusheng＇s Painting Reminiscent of Beauty of South China

I didn＇t expect that Lusheng could create so refined paintings, He seems to be busy always, traveling around the globe and working day and night. But he has never complained, Instead, he is a patient person with an orderly mind,     

Deng Yuanpo＇s Impressionistic Flower-and-Bird Painting

As a painter specialized in Chinese traditional flower-and- bird painting in impressionistic manner, Deng Yuanpo highlights use of line and ink to create paintings in an elegant and lively style.     

Vigorous and Unrestrained： Weng Changjiang＇ s Painting

On an early summer day of 1995 my wife and I viewed a painting exhibition on eight artists from South China at the Research Institute of Chinese Traditional Painting. After enjoying the nearly 100 painting masterpieces and walking out of the exhibition hall, I noticed a solo exhibition being held in the side hall. The 400-odd ink paintings of portrait and landscape in a freehand brushwork style immediately captured my attention.     

Constant Learning Makes Perfect An interview with Sun Qian,Wuyutai＇s manager of R＆D and Quality Control

The Processing and Logistic Center of Beijing Wuyutai Tea Co., Ltd., located in Changping,a suburban district of Beijing, has a different look from its traditional-style tea outlets. Black and white platforms are placed in a parallel manner in its quality control lab. While staffs pick tea samples and test dry tea leaves from the black platforms,