As far as I know, Lin Bozhong was an outstanding calligrapher of his time, so please cherish his calligraphy works. Maybe someone will pay a high price in the future! Lin Bozhong (1907— 1987) was born in Juxian County, Shandong Province. Famous calligrapher and collector. Member of China Calligraphers Association. Calligraphy works have participated in many major exhibitions held by Jiangsu, Nanjing Military Region and China Calligraphers Association, and have been selected for many major calligraphy exhibitions at home and abroad and published in newspapers and periodicals. Lin Bozhong's works are deeply loved by foreign heads of state and friends, and many of his works have been collected by foreign heads of state and friends, making outstanding contributions to artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries. Former secretaries of Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee Lin Bozhong and liu ling, former political commissar of Nanjing Military Region Du Ping, famous calligraphers Wu Zhongqi, Lin Sanzhi, Dong Bo, Shi Honggui, Xu Shiqiao and many other friends in Jiangsu book circle often sing with each other, appreciate famous works and exchange calligraphy experiences. Lin Bozhong was born in1907165438+10.2, and entered a private school at the age of 6. He studied under Wang Xuexi in the Qing Dynasty for nine years. 15 years old went to Linyi Shandong Provincial No.5 Middle School to study. After graduation, I went to Qingdao, Nanjing, Shanghai, Beijing and other places to do business and bought industries in these places. After liberation, he mainly worked and lived between Beijing and Nanjing until his death in April 1987. Lin Bozhong, editor-in-chief of Art Life, was deeply influenced by Xiang Xian, a scholar in Qing Dynasty. He loved calligraphy and was especially good at it. During his stay abroad, he visited the famous mountains and rivers of the motherland and collected many famous calligraphy and paintings. 1966 after the "cultural revolution", because Lin Bozhong was born in a national bourgeois family, he was constantly subjected to political persecution and mental and physical torture, and a large number of books, calligraphy and paintings were confiscated and burned. 1984, after the implementation of the policy, only a small number of calligraphy and painting returned to his hands. When Chairman Mao Memorial Hall 1977 was built, Lin Bozhong was invited as the artistic director of calligraphy, but he was unable to make it due to illness. Later, Lin Bozhong created a calligraphy work to make up for his regret, sent it to Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, and was collected by Chairman Mao Memorial Hall. 1April, 980, Lin Bozhong attended the fourth congress of Jiangsu literary and art workers. During the meeting, Jiangsu Calligraphers Association was established and he was elected as a director. In the autumn of the same year, together with Wu Zhongqi and other famous calligraphers, he participated in the symposium of Jiangsu artists, calligraphers and inscriptions jointly organized by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture, Jiangsu Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Jiangsu Artists Association and Calligraphy Association. Lin Bozhong represented Jiangsu in the National Calligraphy Exhibition held in Lushan and won the first prize. In view of Lin Bozhong's important position in the national calligraphy circle, 1982, he was invited by the Nanjing Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Management Office to be the artistic director of calligraphy in the reconstruction and expansion project of Nanjing Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and to create Notes on the Calling of the Mausoleum. 1982, "China-Japan Calligraphy Art Exhibition" opened in Tokyo, Japan, and Lin Bozhong represented Jiangsu Province. In the same year 165438+ 10, at the invitation of Donghai Shudao Art Academy and Japan-China Friendship Association of Mie Prefecture, he visited Japan with the calligraphy delegation of Jiangsu Province. In addition, Lin Bozhong and Wu Zhongqi were invited to create calligraphy for Yuhuatai Martyrs Cemetery, which was collected by the VIP reception room of Yuhuatai Martyrs Cemetery. During the Cultural Revolution, many tombs of celebrities in the Republic of China were destroyed and restored after the Cultural Revolution. Lin Bozhong was invited to write tombstones for them, among which Tan, a veteran of the Kuomintang and the first of the four great calligraphers in the Republic of China, wrote the tombstones by Lin Bozhong. Supplementary information: 1984. The calligraphy and paintings registered in the cultural relics list are: nave, Liu Yong, nave, two couplets, Tang Yin, nave, Yu Youren, Tan, Tan, nave, Zeng Guofan, Zeng nave, nave and He nave. The couplets of Guanting, Tang Tuo, Zhang Jian, nave, Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, qi zhou, Weng Fanggang, Xu Beihong, Qi Baishi and nave. The above is only a small part of Lin Bozhong's collection, and other collections have disappeared. Finally, only 15 calligraphy and painting was returned to Lin Bozhong.