Huang Pimo s character experience, Huang Pimo s introduction

Huang Pimo was born in Chongming, Shanghai in July 1925. He is one of the founders of Jiangsu Watermark Printmaking, a modern Chinese printmaker, and a contemporary Chinese masterpiece publishing painter. He used to be the vice chairman of Jiangsu Farmers Daily and Nanjing **, the vice chairman of the Nanjing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and the chairman of the Nanjing Artists Association.

He is currently the executive director of the China Printmakers Association, the vice president of the Jiangsu Printmakers Association, a member of the Printmaking Art Committee of the Jiangsu Artists Association, a consultant of the Nanjing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, an honorary chairman of the Nanjing Artists Association, and a first-class artist. In 1945, he taught at Chongming Dagong Middle School.

Huang Pilie (1763-1825), the name Shaowu, the name of Xunpu, Xunfu, also known as Fu Weng, was a native of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province in the Qing Dynasty. Read less and be pure; If it is an article, it must be based on the Six Classics. Try to imitate the method of the Song people's "Spring and Autumn Pairs", and extract the scriptures as the text of the four and six of the Liu, and follow the same kind and make it into a compilation.

In the nineteenth year, he was educated to make Peng Shilang Yun lintel and make up for all students. Qianlong Wushen, the provincial township test. It is not available for sale.

Pick a first-class one, use it to know the county, and send it straight. Unintentionally, it is to help the main division, and the resumption is to return, and it is difficult to rotate Ding. Sex to filial piety, the father is in the room, will not quit the fire, will go to bed, then the coffin mourns, vow to die, the fire is extinguished.

In the sixth year of Jiaqing (1801), he was sent to Zhili Zhixian County, and he resigned and returned to the county with a sense of talent, specializing in collections, schools and writings. The collection of ancient and modern rare books, secret books, rare books is extremely rich, because of the exclusive love of Song books, self-proclaimed "Song master". There are more than 100 kinds of books in the Tibetan Song Dynasty, and a special room is set up for the "Hundred Song Dynasty and a Kitchen" and is hidden, and there is a volume of "One Hundred Song Dynasty and One Dian Book".

Someone made "One Hundred Song Yi Dianfu", and he made his own annotations to explain the origin of the engraving and the collection of teaching. Books purchased are divided according to their categories. There are more than 10 places in the library room, such as "Shili Residence", "Reading Unseen Study", "Tao Tao Room", "Xiaoqianqing Hall", "Xuehai Mountain Residence", "Seeking Ancient Residence", "Red Pepper Mountain Pavilion", "Xue Geng Hall", "Donghui Mountain House", etc.

In his later years, he opened the "Bangxiyuan Bookstore" in front of the Xuanmiaoguan to circulate books. Scholars and bibliophiles gathered. He is also good at proofreading, and the books he has proofread have a reputation among bibliophiles and booksellers, and their academic value is also high.

In 1919, Miao Quansun compiled 10 volumes of "Inscriptions on the Huangxunpu Collection", and in 1933, Wang Dalong edited "The Sequel to the Inscriptions on the Huangpu Collection", both of which were reference works for the research version. The collection includes the Shiliju Series, which contains 22 kinds of books, most of which are relatively rare books in his collection, and are accompanied by proofreading notes. He had a lot of contacts with bibliophiles throughout his life, and famous people such as Sun Congtian, Gu Zhikui, Zhang Xie, Chen Feng, etc.

The name of the book collection, together with Zhou Xizan, Gu Zhikui, and Yuan Tinghan, is known as the four major bibliophiles of Qian and Jiajian. In his later years, the collection of Song Yuan carvings and famous copies were obtained by Yang Yizeng and Wang Shizhong. His "Inscription" was obtained by Lu Xinyuan.

The original manuscript was destroyed, and it was later recompiled into a book by Pan Zuyin and Miao Quansun. There are a lot of book seals in the collection, mainly including more than 40 pieces such as "Hundred Song Dynasty and Qing Qing Reward", "Xunpu Hand School", "Tiantao Jushi", "Shiliju Jingxiao Book Imprint", "Seeking Ancient Residence", "Reading Unseen Study" and so on. He is the author of "Xun Yan", "Shiliju Collection Book Inscriptions", "Continuation", "Wang Benli's Interpretation of Publication Errors", "Fanglin Autumn Thoughts", etc.

Contemporary scholar Yao Beiyue is the author of Huang Pilie's Commentary, published by Nanjing University Press in 1998. "The Genealogy of the Sages of Wuzhong" edited and illustrated by Su Wen.