This is Mr. Qi Gong’s attitude and method of dealing with people. He has a superb ability to turn complex things into simplicity, and as a master of ancient studies, he will not take it seriously just because he often deals with ancient cultures. The ancients looked down upon modern people. The principle of doing things is to do complicated things simply, get along well with the people around you, and take the people around you seriously. The two sentences are adjacent to each other, which explains the principles of doing things and being a human being.

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Mr. Qi Gong’s artistic contributions:

1. Calligraphy

Qi Gong studied a large number of inscriptions on inscriptions, and his calligraphy The works, whether banners, albums, or screen couplets, can express beautiful rhythm and profound artistic conception, and are called "enlightenment". The calligraphy circle commented: "It is not only a calligrapher's book, but also a scholar's book and a poet's book."

He also has many original ideas about the art of calligraphy itself. Most people learn calligraphy by writing "Nine Gong Ge" or "Mi Zi Ge", and put the center of the character in the center of the square. However, Qigong discovered that the center of gravity of the characters was not at the center of the traditional rice grid, but at the four corners not far from the center. He also calculated that the proportional relationship between them was in line with the so-called "golden ratio", which was very important for learning. Calligraphy has important guiding significance.

Qi Gong’s calligraphy works are extremely popular in the market. Take the 2003 Beijing Spring Auction as an example. China Guardian launched 10 of his works, all of which were sold. Among them, 4 pieces were sold for more than 80,000 yuan. The frame of "Seven Tang and Song Poems in Running Script" was sold for 418,000 yuan. , the transaction price is staggering.

2. Painting

The style of Qi Gong's paintings is: rigorous composition, vivid techniques, bright colors, and long lasting charm. He is especially good at landscapes, bamboos and rocks, and is full of the interest of traditional literati paintings. "Qiushan people walking in the painting" is his common theme. In the 1930s and 1940s, he had already emerged in the painting world and reached his artistic peak in the 1950s. He also used to paint and sell paintings to supplement his living expenses.

The prices of Qi Gong’s paintings in his later years show a steady upward trend. China Guardian auctioned his "Zhu Bamboo, Ink and Stone Painting" in the autumn of 1999, and it was sold for more than 70,000 yuan. By 2002, the price of the same four-foot-long full-paper Qi Gong Zhu Bamboo Picture was already over 100,000 yuan. Qi Gong's eye disease worsened, making it very difficult for him to paint, making his paintings even more precious.

He has drawn many works for national leaders’ visits and international exchanges. Qi Gong said wittily during his lifetime: "This is a gift manufacturing company.

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