In the second semester of the 107 academic year, the Department of Chinese Language and Literature held the "Chinese Opera Calligraphy - Huang Zhihui's Works Exhibition" at the "You Yuyi" exhibition hall.

Exhibition period: 1 March to 31 May 108

Venue: The third floor of Hongdao Building, Department of Chinese Literature.

introduce:

  Huang Zhihui, alias Ziye, a native of Hong Kong, is a Ph.D. He is currently an associate researcher at the Asia-Pacific Research Center, Zhuhai University, Hong Kong. He loves opera and is fond of calligraphy. It is believed that the art of calligraphy should be based on ancient techniques, and give modern creative elements.

  Traditional operas are extremely rich. Hong Kong opera is mainly Cantonese opera, which was popular in the 1930s and is very popular among the general public. At that time, the cultural level of the Hong Kong people was not high, and Cantonese opera lyrics indirectly became an alternative Mongolian study for the poor, until the late 1960s. Some of the lyrics written in this selection can be sung by almost all Hong Kong people over the age of 30, but they are rarely displayed in the form of calligraphy. Through the form of calligraphy, it is the direct nourishment of the aesthetic spirit, aesthetic techniques and aesthetic elements of classical poetry. When the mind wanders into the art, Fang realizes that the colorful and beautiful sceneries are all in the brush and ink, between the shades, the shades, the elegance and the vulgar. There are bookmarks inscribed by the author at the exhibition site, and you are welcome to request them on site.