Fan Ceng was born in Nantong, Jiangsu on July 1938. 1955 was admitted to the history department of Nankai University, 1957 transferred to the art history department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and transferred to the Chinese painting department six months later, 1962 graduated. He was assigned to work in the Museum of Chinese History. Together with Shen Congwen, he compiled and painted clothing materials of China in past dynasties and copied many excellent paintings. 65438-0978, transferred to the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts to teach. 1984 transferred to the Oriental Art Department of Nankai University in Tianjin as the dean. Has donated more than 3 million yuan to build the department. He is a member of China Artists Association. He is good at China's figure painting, as well as poetry and calligraphy. The map of Soul Song and Whistle is in Fan Ceng Art Museum in Okayama, the map of Eight Immortals is in China Art Museum, and Ode to Autumn is in Birmingham Museum in the United States. He has published illustrations of Lu Xun's novels, Fan Ceng's paintings, Fan Ceng's paintings, Fan Ceng's "Singing Grass", Fan Ceng's paintings, Fan Ceng's "Hug" and Fan Ceng's "Self-Report". /kloc-visited Japan for the first time in 0/979, and was praised by Japan as "one of the top ten painters in modern China". 1982 won the Japan-China cultural exchange commemorative cup, and 1986 won the gold medal of the special contribution award of Japan-China artistic exchange.
People only know his paintings, but few people know his good deeds. As a master of calligraphy and painting, Fan Ceng is deeply hidden in the world, but he pays attention to the world. Spend all your money, enjoy a dull life alone, and show everyone's demeanor between collection and distribution. As a representative of cultural groups, Mr. Fan Ceng can help China grow spiritually in wealth by doing good deeds with entrepreneurs, which is a benchmark among intellectuals in China.
Mr Fan Ceng, 70, is not only charitable in appearance, but also admirable in his contribution to public welfare.
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