Children who pick up trash

The pure and lively sensibilities of children, influenced by nature, the memorable and relatable people encountered during youth, and the longing of young minds for life and his emotional reflections. These themes permeate the work of the acclaimed woodcuts artist Li Qun. In this book, Li Qun skilfully intertwines literature

In the remote mountain village of Shanxi Province, Guilian grows up without her mother’s love, facing her father’s bitterness and the superstitions that label her unlucky. Despite harsh circumstances, she finds solace in nature and solitude. As she matures, Guilian’s resilience becomes her strength, defying her father’s attempts to sell

Li Qun the renowned woodcuts artist from Shanxi has weathered numerous challenges and remained committed to self-improvement, guided by unwavering beliefs and relentless determination. His journey from rural origins to urban landscapes, from the city to Yan’an, reflects his resilience and perseverance amidst life’s trials. This book not only chronicles

An autobiography penned by the renowned Chinese woodcuts artist Li Qun. Through a blend of documentary techniques, Li Qun vividly recounts the twists and turns of his career, tracing his creative journey and artistic evolution over the past century. This captivating autobiography immerses readers in the rich tapestry of historical

Li Qun renowned woodcuts artist who has been engaged in artistic creation for nearly 60 years. He persists in both printmaking and literary creation, and is also involved in Chinese painting. Additionally, he is a well-known art critic. His prints are characterised by their simplicity, clarity, and lyrical colours, reflecting

“Selected Poems of Li Qun,” compiled by the artist himself, finding its verses rich in sincerity, vivid imagery, and melodious rhythms. Divided into three volumes with a total of 88 poems, the collection showcases Li Qun’s deep emotions, artistic vision, and linguistic precision. Each poem resonates deeply, ranging from tranquil

Li Qun, born on December 25, 1912, in Haogia Village, Shanxi Province, has been involved in art for nearly 60 years. He grew up in a rural environment, which greatly influenced his woodcut creations and writings. Li Qun studied at the National Hangzhou Art Specialized School and later joined the

Li Qun, known primarily as a woodcuts artist showcases his literary talents alongside his passion for painting in an anthology spanning novels, essays, and critiques. The collection starts with “The Story of the Wild Girl,” a moving novel, followed by serene prose pieces like “My Paradise” and “Hua Orchid.” His

In December 1994, Li Qun embarked on a five-month journey to Australia, chronicling his experiences in “Diary of living in Australia.” Through daily entries, he contrasts the climate, environment, and cultural interests of Australia with the mainland. Sydney’s wildlife, especially the playful parrots, captivated him, as shared in his letter

The “Afterglow Collection” signifies the culmination of Li Qun’s literary journey following the “Sunset Collection”. Within its 34 articles, each holds significance. Particularly noteworthy is “The Eternal Navigation Lighthouse,” detailing the “Yan’an Forum on Literature and Art” exploring its historical impact and contemporary interpretation. “My Creative Path” delves into personal

Congratulations – To Mr. Li Qun, a renowned Chinese printmaker, writer, literary critic, and local luminary. Respected Mr. Li Qun: Today marks your 97th birthday. First and foremost, please allow us, on behalf of the Ling Shi County Committee, Government, People’s Congress, Political Consultative Conference, and all 240,000 residents of

The forthcoming “Picture Biography of Li Qun” provides an in-depth look into the life and artistic journey of this revered figure. From his humble beginnings in Shanxi to becoming a pioneering force in China’s woodcuts and printmaking movement. Li Qun’s unwavering commitment to his craft endured personal and political challenges.

Li Qun, in my view, is a remarkable figure of his generation. Decades ago, I came across his woodblock prints in the “Jin Sui Daily,” and they truly captivated me. He had connections with the cultural giant of China, Mr. Lu Xun, as early as the 1930s. He was the

“The Complete Works of Li Qun” is a comprehensive nine-volume collection that showcases Mr. Li Qun’s dedication and creative accomplishments across various fields such as woodcut paintings, essays, novels, and literary critiques. Each volume stands as a complete entity, offering readers a glimpse into Mr. Li Qun’s artistic evolution from

Li Qun is a prominent figure in the emerging woodcut printmaking movement in China and embodies the poetical spirit of the “Yan’an School.” He has had a significant influence on the development of modern printmaking in China. From a young age, he dedicated his art to the great cause of