Ceng Hui, 1952 was born in Beijing. He graduated from Chinese in his early years, and then studied in the Art Department of Beijing Institute of Education and the Decoration Department of Central Academy of Arts and Crafts. Ceng Hui has studied calligraphy and painting for decades. In the tortuous journey of life, the art of calligraphy and painting has always been with her for a long time and faithfully; During my stay in Beijing, I was fortunate to receive direct guidance from many predecessors in the painting and calligraphy circles, such as Wen, Zhao, Zhao, Wang Shizhi, Xue Fubin, Yuan Qiwei, Bu Xizuo, Zhang Shufan, Chen Hanmin and Yu Bingnan. Ceng Hui's works were selected for the 6th National Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Exhibition and the 3rd National Women's Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Exhibition. His works have been exhibited in China Art Museum, National Museum, Capital Museum, Forbidden City and Ancestral Temple for many times, and have been included in the collection of works of famous female painters and painters in China. Since the early 1990s, Ceng Hui has won awards frequently. He has won the second prize of China Great Wall Electronic Cup and the third prize of International Calligraphy and Painting Expo, and his works have been selected by China Book Association and Beijing Book Association for exhibitions in Singapore, Japan and other countries. Ceng Hui is a member of China Calligraphers Association, Beijing Calligraphy and Painting Art Research Association and Fu Jen Catholic University Alumni Association Art Research Association. The Ministry of Culture once hired Ceng Hui as the teacher of the painting and calligraphy class for veteran cadres. Wang Shizhi, a famous calligraphy theorist, once commented that Ceng Hui's calligraphy is best at broad, heavy, elegant and bold cursive, especially her large-scale cursive, which is strewn at random and magnificent.