Luo Yongjun s related reports, Luo Yongjun s introduction

Luo Jun: male, born in May 1963, from Guangdong Province, graduated with a master's degree. From 2006 to 2011, he served as the Director of the Consular Division and the Director of the Foreign Affairs Division of the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Republic of Guangdong Province.

From 2011 to the present, he has served as the deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Republic of Guangdong Province. From September 1995 to September 1996, he studied international relations at Keele University. From August 2002 to September 2003, he participated in the training course for senior management talents in Guangdong Province and went to San Francisco State University to study. From September to November 2011, he participated in the training of civil servants at the department and bureau level of the National Academy of Administration.

Luo Yongjun was born in September 1968 in Rudong, Jiangsu, graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts, majored in Chinese painting, master's degree in art from Nanjing University of the Arts, studied under Professor Zhou Jingxin, a national second-class artist, and is now a member of the Chinese Artists Association, a member of the China Stage Art Society, a member of the Jiangsu Artists Association, a vice chairman and secretary general of the Jiangsu Young Artists Association, and a distinguished researcher of the Calligraphy and Painting Research Center of the Jiangsu Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

The City in a Bottle - Take a closer look at Luo Yongjun.

Zhang Zhengmin, deputy editor-in-chief of "Pictorial" and professor of Nanjing Normal University, "A gentleman wants to accept words and be sensitive to deeds".

Confucius and Luo Yongjun saw that the city was overwhelming, and a group of people and things who knew each other well poured in like a tide, and everything became an abstraction. Behavior, gaze mingled and collided in disorder, disorienting like a stray bullet. Animals are far from their habitats, crowds are away from nature, and noise and noise fill the entire space ......Viewed from the perspective of bondage, everyone is expressionless as if they are subject to an invisible web.

Like Eliot's

When a stranger asks, "What's the point of this city?"

Are you huddled together because you love each other? ”

This is the impression I received from Luo Yongjun's early "Dream" series.

In fact, some of the earlier themes of the Breathe series have already raised similar questions. The difference is that people and cities are floating in the aimless ocean, and it was that drifting that gave birth to Luo Yongjun's "Bottle" series.

Different from the classical expectations in the notes in "Drifting Bottle", Luo Yongjun's "Bottle" is full of cities, people and objects alienated by the process of urbanization. This time, the bottle is not floating on the water, but is ubiquitously suspended in different environments. The change becomes an illusion, the cultural fusion freezes in the hollow, the city in the bottle is divided, and in every corner of the city in the bottle, fear, lies, loneliness and monotony are pervasive.

Luo Yongjun no longer regards the drifting bottle as a symbol of human cross-cultural communication in the age of navigation, nor does he have the surprise, mystery and accident that people expect from the unknown, but more reminds us of reflection and vigilance, so as to find the spiritual home of the other world.

It was also this time that Luo Yongjun effectively combined his painting language with the cultural thinking behind his works, and the paintings were direct and not cumbersome, and the brushwork was more firm and composed. In the context of contemporary culture, Luo Yongjun has taken a solid step forward in the integration of classical brushwork into real life. From the series of experiments in recent years, it is not difficult to see his thoughtfulness and dedication.

Luo Yongjun's work is not perfect, because it is impregnated with a certain spirit, which reveals a vibrant, exciting vibration. It is this flutter that allows us to breathe through the narrow gap and provides hope.

As a man, Luo Yongjun is not good at words, but he is diligent in his behavior and is very realistic.

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Luo Jun, male, MD, professor. In July 1992, he graduated from Hunan Medical University (bachelor's degree) and was assigned to work in the Department of Hematology of the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangxi Medical University. As the first person in charge, he undertook 2 projects of Guangxi Department of Science and Technology, 1 project of Guangxi Department of Health, and 1 project of doctoral initiation; He has published 20 articles as the first author, 4 articles as the second author, and 6 articles as the third author.