Huaxia Jingwei.com July 21: According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", Taiwanese educator Bai Bowen recently held a Mishou calligraphy and painting exhibition at the Nantou County Cultural Bureau. The 7 long-scroll silk paintings exhibited this time are 5 meters long and 45 cm wide. Among them are mountains, steep mountains, rivers, and sea of clouds. The creation of huge long-scrolls tests physical strength and eyesight, but Bai Bowen's writing seems to be done in one go, which shows the depth of his skills.
Bai Bowen, former principal of Gaoshang in Nantou, held a Mishou calligraphy and painting exhibition at the Nantou County Cultural Bureau. (Photo by Liao Zhihuang)
Bai Bowen, former principal of the Gaoshang Shang in Nantou, Taiwan, was inspired by the master of Chinese painting, Lu Foting, and was elegant in painting. He painted all the mountains, rivers and scenery he saw through the north and south of the Yangtze River, including 7 5-meter long silk paintings such as "The Beauty of Huangshan", "The Yangtze River Map", and "Treasure Island Changchun", all of which were presented in the Mishou calligraphy and painting exhibition.
Bai Bowen, who was 88 years old, was studying at Taichung Normal University. When he was studying at Taichung Normal University, his mentor Professor Lv Foting taught him "to irrigate the flowers of your life with the beauty of art." He followed the teacher's instructions and since then he spared no effort to promote aesthetics in the education industry. His creative path was also inspired by his mentor, recording the scenery of his hometown in Taiwan and depicting the magnificent mountains and rivers of the mainland.
Baowen (left), former principal of the Grand Shang of Nantou, explains the purpose of the creation. (Photo by Liao Zhihuang)
Bai Bowen is over 80 years old, and is in good spirits and has amazing physical strength. Bai Bowen said that he is not a professional painter, but he has had an indissoluble bond with ink and calligraphy throughout his life. After retirement, he wrote travel notes with his brushes and used calligraphy and painting to convey the concept of life and education, making life more fulfilling. This time, Bai Bowen Mishou's calligraphy and painting exhibition gathered his 100-frame calligraphy and painting creations after the age of 80, and highlighted the years after retirement. By expressing love, calligraphy and painting, it can be full of colorful colors.
Bai Bowen Mishou calligraphy and painting exhibition, exhibiting huge long scrolls. (Photo by Liao Zhihuang)
Lin Qingji, president of the Nantou High-Shanghai Retirement Personnel Association, said that when Bai Bowen was the principal, he was very attentive to education and devoted himself to calligraphy and painting. Moreover, what is particularly true is that Bai Bowen's works are never sold, and they are all given to those who are destined to be destined to be free. He is a contemporary educator, and he has the style and elegance of ancient literati. (Gao Yang)
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