Liang Guang

Liang Guang

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Liang Guang, Yu Zi, Han nationality, born in 1951 in Yulin, Guangxi, is a national second-class artist and a member of China Calligrapher Association. He is now working in Jiangxi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall.

Famous calligrapher

In his early years, Mr. Liang learned from Mr. Zhang Xin and Mr. Cai Lun. He studied various styles of calligraphy and was especially good at cursive writing. He had a deep research on the style of "Er Wang" calligraphy and the classical brushwork.

Also good at calligraphy and painting, calligraphy appreciation.

His works participated in the second, third and fourth national calligraphy and seal cutting exhibitions, and the first and second national young and middle-aged calligraphy and seal cutting exhibitions.

In 1987, he won the award of single calligraphy style (running script) in the competition of "collection of English from calligraphy garden" held by "calligraphy" magazine.

In May 1997, he was invited by the calligraphy training center of the Chinese Calligrapher Association to conduct face-to-face calligraphy teaching activities in Lushan. His works have been published in a variety of newspapers and magazines, and included in "selected works of modern Chinese calligraphy", "selected contemporary couplets and ink", "works of Jiangxi calligraphers".

The work has been collected by Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Peking University, Taiwan Fu Jen University and many other units, and has also been preserved by calligraphy friends at home and abroad. Over the years, he has been tireless in teaching, guiding and cultivating a large number of calligraphy talents, which are respected by the majority of calligraphy lovers.

personal works

After moving to Nanchang in 1965, he devoted himself to calligraphy. In 1973, he was taught by Zhang Xin.

The study of books is based on "two kings" and involves the schools of law, Europe, Yu, Zhu and Zhao. Good at grass, the role of pen Jun Shuang, stippling vivid, elegant meaningful.

His works have been selected into the second and third national modern calligraphy and seal cutting exhibitions, the first and second national young and middle-aged Calligraphers' works exhibitions and "contemporary calligraphers' works exhibitions".

In 1987, he won the single calligraphy style award in the competition of "the collection of English in the calligraphy garden" held by the "calligraphy" magazine. His works have been published in a variety of newspapers and magazines, and included in selected works of modern Chinese calligraphy (the second episode), selected works of contemporary couplet ink, etc.