Teacher Chen Liping was born in Anyang, the ancient capital. She has been obsessed with calligraphy since she was a child. She has studied extensively for many years and worked tirelessly. After coming into contact with Nüshu, I was deeply attracted by the magic and beauty of Nüshu. I became a disciple of Wang Chengxi, the founder of Nüshu calligraphy, and learned Nüshu calligraphy and Nüshu patterns. Fortunately, I was taught by the discoverer of Nüshu, Professor Gong Zhebing, a famous scholar from Wuhan University. Guided by the guidance, a systematic and rigorous study and research on Nüshu culture was carried out. Years of studying and creating Nüshu have enabled her to perfectly inherit Nüshu and at the same time carry forward Nüshu. Based on the origin of Nüshu, she has achieved her own unique Nüshu calligraphy and pattern style, which is also creative. independently created Nushu Dance. Nowadays, Teacher Chen Liping has taken up the task of protecting and disseminating Nüshu culture and art, and has long been committed to the protection, research, creation, promotion and dissemination of Nüshu culture and art (the study of calligraphy, patterns, music, etc.).
Teacher Chen Liping’s Nüshu calligraphy is unique. His calligraphy contains the charm of traditional Chinese calligraphy without losing the unique charm of Nüshu calligraphy. Her Guan element combines traditional Chinese calligraphy and the unique natural properties of Nüshu to give Nüshu calligraphy a defining shape. His female calligraphy does not stick to one definition or one model, but adjusts the style of calligraphy creation according to specific content: when writing about the south of the Yangtze River, there are small bridges and flowing water, and Wu Nong's words are soft; when writing about the desert, the setting sun is solitary, There are hundreds of battles in the yellow sand; when writing about a girl, there is drizzle and smoke from the kitchen, and the sleeves are green and the clothes are green. In the unified definition and diverse styles, Nüshu calligraphy can be extended, diverged, and charming. Because her works are very spiritual, lively and like dancing patterns, other Nüshu writers praised them as "Dancing Nüshu"! Her works teach people the softness and toughness of women, embodying the unity of calligraphy and artistic conception, natural harmony, peace and beauty.
Her Nüshu patterns use the unique genes of Nüshu, and together with Nüshu calligraphy, they interpret Nüshu culture. The patterns of the female calligraphy she creates are novel yet ancient; romantic yet true; elegant yet simple. The culture and interest of the Chinese nation are combined in these unique yet harmonious patterns.
The Nüshu dance she created alone is a pioneering work in the history of Nüshu and the first of its kind. Nüshu dance is the expression and interpretation of Nüshu culture, Nüshu characters and Nüshu patterns. It dances out the temperament of Nüshu, expressing the quiet Nüshu culture with dynamic body language. It is a summary of words and patterns, sublimation, Yao and Han style, Han and Chu culture are also quietly integrated in the dance. In 2007, at a large-scale Nüshu event in Wuhan
Teacher Chen performed in person and received unanimous praise. While concentrating on creation, Teacher Chen has been committed to the protection, research, creation, promotion and dissemination of Nüshu culture. After many years of hard work, Teacher Chen has received feedback. She went to the birthplace of Nüshu many times for inspection and study, and formed a deep sisterly relationship with the local inheritors of Nüshu. Legend has it that her daughters have learned Nüshu calligraphy and a healthy attitude towards life from her. She has long been cooperating with the local government, Nüshu Management Center, and Nüshu researchers to conduct extensive and in-depth exchanges on Nüshu culture and explore the future development direction of Nüshu.
Personal honors and participation in activities (not fully listed)
In May 2004, Nvshu works were selected to be exhibited at the National Antiques Expo in Beijing.
On March 8th, 2005, the "First Session" co-sponsored by the "Chinese Nüshu Research Center" of Wuhan University, the "Nüshu Culture Research Center" of South Central University for Nationalities and the Hubei Provincial Archives Bureau*** Won the silver medal in the "Nüshu Art Exhibition".
In the same year, May Day was specially invited to participate in China's "Nüshu Searching for the Origin" held at the Jinjiang Assembly Hall in Chengdu. Deputy Yu.
In November 2006, on behalf of "Zhengzhou Women's Bookstore" and the newly established "Henan Chengxi Art Research Center", he was invited to participate in the 6th National Women's Bookstore held by South Central University for Nationalities. An academic conference to discuss major issues regarding the customs and culture of Nüshu being applied for World Heritage status.
In the same year, his calligraphy works impressed the screenwriter of the TV series "Fishing Songs of Honghu Lake" and he was invited to use Nv calligraphy to create the title of the drama "Fishing Songs of Honghu Lake" and other works. His works were donated to the World Wildlife Fund for eternity
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From 2006 to 2007, he participated in the editing of the Nüshu dictionary "Nüshu Tong" and served as deputy editor.
In January 2010, I was invited to participate in the film "Snowflakes and the Secret Fan" by American director Wang Ying, which is based on Chinese Nüshu culture (based on the novel of the same name by Lisa Kuang) and served as the Nüshu writing guide throughout the entire process. A teacher, a female book writer and a supporting role.
In August 2010, I was invited to attend the "Nüshu Customs Rescue and Protection Seminar" hosted by the Chinese Folk Literature and Artists Association and the Hunan Provincial Department of Culture and the Yongzhou Municipal People's Government at the Kunlun Hotel in Beijing. During the "Jiangyong Nüshu Cultural Recording Project" project's World Heritage application meeting, I was invited to write "Xunnu Ci" on-site to cooperate with the Nüshu application process. In October, on behalf of Henan Chengxi Nüshu Art Center, he co-organized the "2010 Zhenghong Cup International Nüshu Calligraphy Art Tour" and organized Henan Nüshu lovers to participate in this large-scale event. His works won the gold medal in the traveling exhibition.
Nowadays, Nüshu calligraphy works have been collected by the Museum of Chinese Characters and attracted the attention and collection of people from all walks of life.