Chinese calligrapher (born 1959)

Wang Qiang (born 1959) is a Chinese calligrapher.

Early life

Qiang was born in Beijing, China, and graduated from Beijing Normal University in 1982. He studied calligraphy and poetry from Master Qigong (Chinese calligrapher, artist, painter, connoisseur and sinologist).

Career

Wang Qiang became a member of the Chinese Calligraphers *ociation in the 1980s, and is currently a member of the Chinese Calligraphy Education Working Committee. Qiang's calligraphy works were collected by the National Art Museum of China, World Expo and other national ins*utions. He won first prize at the fourth Chinese Calligraphers *ociation Symposium. He has published many research papers on journals, such as the Journal of Chinese Calligraphy and Calligraphy Study. Qiang's book, Introduction of Chinese Calligraphy has had a profound influence on the academy.

Wang Qiang currently serves as the Dean of the School of Culture and Communication at the Central University of Finance and Economics, and has served in other significant positions including Vice President of the Chinese Writing *ociation, President of the Chinese Language Research *ociation in National Financial Schools, a member of the Fifth Committee of Beijing Federation of Social Science circles, a member of the Haidian District, Beijing CPPCC Standing Committee, President of the Beijing Writing *ociation, and Syndic of the Beijing Literary criticism *ociation.

External links

• The introduction of Wang Qiang ——Research Department of the Central University of Finance and Economics
• Professor Wang Qiang was elected as a member of the Chinese Calligraphy Education Working Committee
• Dialogue with Wang Qiang
• The Central University of Finance and Economics held the first calligraphy professional enrollment ceremony and Higher Education of calligraphy forum
• Philologyand calligraphy education discipline construction
• Wang Qiang’s Calligraphy Works - People Network
• Wang Qiang’s calligraphiy works - Yantai calligraphy Network
• The Central University of Finance and Economics and the Beijing Writing *ociation jointly hosted the exhibition of the art of calligraphy