From 1959 to 1968, nearly 200 undergraduate and junior college graduates from * * Academy of Fine Arts of Central University for Nationalities went out of school and returned to their hometown, becoming the first in all ethnic areas. From 1972 to 1976, more than 150 three-year painting students and more than 30 nationalities were enrolled. These students also returned to their respective ethnic areas after their studies. Since then, the situation that five ethnic autonomous regions, especially remote autonomous prefectures and counties, lack their own national fine arts professionals has been fundamentally changed. Many of them have become the backbone of local art creation, scientific research and teaching through their unremitting efforts, and some have also become famous painters at home and abroad or leaders of local art institutions and teaching units. Among them are the first generation of painters in China, such as Qiangsang (Tibetan), Tuerdi (Wei), Zheng Dongshou (Chao), the first generation of arts and crafts artist Lu (Chao) and the famous oil painter Klimu? Nasruldin (Wei), Li, Jin Longwu, etc. 1977 since the resumption of the college entrance examination, more than 2,000 students from more than 30 ethnic groups have been enrolled to graduate. These young people of all ethnic groups who entered the society during the period of reform and opening up were full of enthusiasm, fully demonstrated their artistic talents in their fields of study, and made gratifying achievements for the development of fine arts in ethnic areas, which were well received by various employers. From 1985, with the approval of the State Council Academic Degrees Committee, the Academy of Fine Arts was granted the right to award the master's degree in painting art, and the doctoral program was established on 200 1. Since then, the Academy of Fine Arts of Minzu University of China has truly become a teaching unit that can train professionals at three academic levels: artistic creation, scientific research and teaching. Up to now, more than 30 graduate students have been trained and graduated in three research directions: Chinese painting, oil painting and design. Their research ability, academic level and professional level have been recognized by all walks of life. There are 42 teachers in the Academy of Fine Arts, including 3 professors and 8 associate professors, most of whom are graduate students or postgraduates.