1, 1943 Gregorian calendar 10 June 15 was born in Jingangpo, a suburb of Chongqing, and his ancestral home is Ming 'an Banner, Chahar League, Inner Mongolia.
2. 1949 moved to hong kong, spent his childhood in hong kong, and then moved to Taiwan Province province with his family. /kloc-When he was 0/3 years old, he wrote poems in his diary.
3.65438-0956 Entered the Art Department of Taipei Normal University.
4. 1964 went to the Royal Academy of Art in Brussels, Belgium for further study and entered the advanced oil painting class.
5. 1966 graduated with the first place from the Royal Academy of Art in Brussels, Belgium.
6. 1969, he published his works in the Central Supplement of Taiwan Province under the pseudonym Xiao Rui.
In July and July, I returned to Taiwan Province Province to teach fine arts in Hsinchu Normal University. In the following years, he was invited to participate in many provincial and international art exhibitions. He also contributed under the pseudonyms of ·Xi·ao Rui, Mo Rong and Mullen Xi Lianbo, and most of his works are essays.
8. 1970 published his works in the Joint Supplement under the pseudonym of Mullen.
In September and June, 1977 and 10, Crown Magazine opened a column of "Poetry and Painting, Poetry and Painting".
10, 198 1 Taiwan Province dida publishing house published Xi Murong's first collection of poems, Qilixiang, and the famous collection of essays, Sandy Cao Fang.
1 1,1In September 1989, I went to my parents' hometown and saw the Mongolian Plateau for the first time. 1987 Nine Poems of Time in January was published by Erya Publishing House. 1July, 990, "My hometown is on the plateau" was published by Shenyuan Publishing House, and at the same time, the modern Mongolian poetry collection "Starlight in the Distance" was published.
12, 1997 Prose Collection "The Taste of Life" was published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House.
Xi Murong devoted himself to painting at the age of fourteen. He has been a professor in Hsinchu Teachers College of Taiwan Province Province for many years, and he still takes this as his main occupation. As a professional painter, Xi Murong has held many solo exhibitions at home and abroad, and won the Royal Belgian Gold Award, the Brussels Municipal Government Gold Award, the European Artists Association two bronze awards, the Jinding Award for Best Lyrics Award, and the Zhongxing New Poetry Literature Award.
Writing poetry is just a rest after a hard day. She wrote poems to "commemorate a distant time and the small world that only exists in my heart". There is a word "truth" cast in the poem, which has a distinct personality.
Her poems are full of understanding and feelings about human feelings, love and homesickness. There are more than 50 kinds of works, such as poetry collection, prose collection, picture album and anthology, which are widely read at home and abroad. In the past ten years, I have devoted myself to exploring Mongolian culture and taking my hometown as my creative theme. In 2002, he was appointed honorary professor of Inner Mongolia University.
The new work Xi Murong and Her Inner Mongolia records Xi Murong's pursuit of nomadic culture from 1989 to 17 with beautiful words and photos taken by herself.
Analyzing the process of writing his own poems, Xi Murong told reporters: "When I was young, writing poems because of loneliness may be a desire for beauty; When he is old, he writes poetry because he can't calm the turmoil in his heart; When you are old, you become brave because you write poetry. " Xi Murong lingers in the country of poetry. Poetry is a self-sufficient world. There are many things in life that are difficult to express but deeply touched by the passage of time and the touch of life. Xi Murong thinks that it can only be expressed by poetry. "Poetry can be clearly stated, but it is usually unclear."
Writing Qilixiang was the quietest moment in Xi Murong's life. It was the age of reading, falling in love, getting married and having children, and only a little homesickness. Feeling very sensitive and pure is the most refreshing moment in life. The sketch illustrations in the poem Li Qixiang were also drawn by her when she put the children to sleep. A pen, a notebook, put it by the bed and draw at any time and place. Children are quiet, too. They fell asleep with satisfaction when they saw their mother holding a pen. Until now, looking back at his old works, Xi Murong is still grateful to himself. "Fortunately, I wrote Qilixiang at the age of 36. I am glad that I wrote it when I wanted to write. Many people will regret it, but I don't. I feel very lucky, I left Qilixiang on the road. " The reporter asked Xi Murong, did you write these poems because of the richness of life or the desire for love? Xi Murong looked satisfied: "It should be the abundance of life."