Yang Yucai s artistic characteristics, Yang Yucai s character profile

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Yang Yucai, known as Fengde, was born in 1956, his ancestral home is Yuncheng, Shandong, and now lives in Beijing, and graduated from university. **Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts, studied under Zhang Lichen, Guo Yicong, etc., and received a postgraduate degree from the Chinese Academy of Arts, tutored by Deng Fuxing. CPPCC members, enjoy ** special allowance.

He is currently a member of the Art Committee of the Ministry of Culture and the Chinese Cultural Heritage Chinese Painting Academy, the director of the Color Painting Research Office of the Painting and Calligraphy Art Center of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a distinguished professor and visiting professor of higher art academies, a first-class artist of the Art Committee of the Ministry of Personnel of the People's Republic of China, a judge of the National Calligraphy and Painting Competition, and a member of the editorial board of the Chinese Painting Yearbook. Director of the Chinese Painters Association, China Senior Arts and Crafts Artist, Outstanding Contributor to the China Arts and Crafts Society, and President of the Beijing Chinese Painting Peony Painting Institute. Director of the Zen Culture and Art Research Center of the Chinese Society of Religion.

He used to be the art editor of the pictorial magazine "China and the World", a reporter of the "Economic News", and a writer of "Art Observation". Vice President of Beijing Shenzhou Land Painting Institute, Vice President of Beijing Midland Century Painting Art Institute.

Publications: In 1991, Beijing Yanshan Publishing House published a collection of paintings "Yang Yucai's Cavity Destroys Ink Bamboo";

In 2003, two collections of Yang Yucai's paintings were published by the Hong Kong International Publishing House;

In 2006, Yang Yucai's Chinese Painting Yearbook published a series of textbooks for colleges and universities of fine arts, and a series of books on new Chinese painting techniques.

In 2008, Beijing Arts and Crafts Publishing House published the collection of "Chinese Contemporary Famous Art Research - Yang Yucai's Stained Peony Painting Art".

In 2009, the China Drama Publishing House published the painting collection "Shenzhou Guoguang" and "Yang Yucai's Stained Peony Art".

In 2011, the collection of "Contemporary Flower Bed Elite Yang Yucai" was published by China Art Publishing Group.

In 2013, it was published by the head office of China Art Publishing House, a collection of contemporary artists of the Chinese Academy of Painting, and a collection of paintings by Yang Yucai, a new figure in the language of painting.

Awards: His works have participated in many national exhibitions and nomination invitational exhibitions sponsored and co-organized by the China Artists Association, and have won many awards.

The biography has been included in the "Dictionary of Chinese Artists", "Dictionary of Chinese Calligraphers and Painters", "Illustrated Guide to Chinese Contemporary Artists", "Who's Who in Chinese Contemporary Art", etc.

In 1995, he was named one of the top ten outstanding young outstanding Chinese painters in Shandong Province. In 2008, he was named an outstanding contributor to Chinese culture and art.

Some of the Chinese paintings have been collected by the Great Hall of the People, Zhongnanhai and the leaders of state organs, and the original Chinese paintings of stained peony have been given to international friends as a national gift.

Yang Yucai (1926-1999), male, first-class combat hero of the Chinese People's Volunteers, from Mianxian County, Shaanxi Province, joined the army in 1949, and joined the Chinese People's Volunteers in June 1951 to fight in Korea. In the Battle of Jincheng in 1953, he led a reconnaissance platoon to eliminate the enemy's elite White Tiger Regiment headquarters, and he was the prototype of Yan Weicai, the protagonist of the modern Peking Opera "Surprise Attack on the White Tiger Regiment".