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Author: Compiled by the Cheng Ji Research Association of Wuxi, Jiangsu
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Cheng Ji, with the cultural spirit of the Chinese nation, the grandeur of embracing all, and the unique cultural philosophy of Easterners, explored life, the world, and the universe. He achieved the artistic realm of "forgetting the distinction between matter and self" and "unity between heaven and man." He emphasized the creation of poetry and the expression of personal emotions, forming an artistic style that was both structured and ink-drenched, creating a sublime artistic world filled with Zen-like poetry. His remarkable achievements in art led him to win over 50 gold medals in annual exhibitions of state art associations in the United States. In 1965, he was elected as a lifetime academician of the National Academy of Arts in the U.S., and in 1969, he was appointed as an advisor to the National Academy of Arts. In 2000, Cheng Ji was invited to participate in the World Cultural Summit organized by French President Jacques Chirac and UNESCO, and he held a solo art exhibition at the Palace of Versailles. As a typical example of visual art that blends Eastern and Western cultures, his works left people in awe. As the Nobel Prize-winning American writer Pearl S. Buck said, "Watercolorist Cheng Ji belongs to the world." Cheng Ji's success is not only a pride for his homeland and the descendants of the Yellow River, but also an unparalleled honor for his hometown, Wuxi!