Zhai Xianli, called Ugly Ink, was born in 1947 in Heze City, Shandong Province. He is a member of China Artists Association, a national-level artist, a member of Guangdong Calligraphers Association, the president of Shenzhen Entrepreneurs Painting and Calligraphy Society, the president of Chinese Culture and Art Exchange Society, the honorary president of Shenzhen Qilu Painting and Calligraphy Institute, and
Luo Chengde, born in 1973 in Taishan, Guangdong, graduated from the Department of Arts and Crafts of Xijiang University. Since his childhood, he loves calligraphy, art, and gardening, and he loves collecting, and he collects and draws antiquities from the pond, and his art is born from his heart and temperament. He is now engaged in landscape design and engineering
罗志严，在2013年至2017年以来，举办了三次个人画展，出品了三本个人画集，曾多次接受《广州电视台》《广东珠江电视台》《广州日报》《羊城晚报》采访报导，作品曾参加省，市级展览和全国名家中国画邀请展。罗老师善于借鉴吸收优秀美术成果。大力传承弘扬岭南画派“折衷中西，融汇古今”的艺术精神，善于借监和吸收古今中外美术发展的有益成果。在对外美术交流合作中，要立足自我，博采众长，既注重继承民族美术的优秀传统，又要注重汲取世界各民族美术的长处，做到古为今用，洋为中用，融汇古今中外优秀的美术技法和成功经验，兼容并蓄，博采众长，进一步推动中华美术文化发展。
Luo Huajun is a member of the Taishan Calligraphy Association. He loves the art of calligraphy, and he likes to walk the grass. His calligraphy works have been awarded many times in the city calligraphy competition.
Zhen Jinneng is the director of the New York Art and Energy Painting Institute. He specializes in oil painting. He has studied under such famous artists as Chen Jingli, Zhu Guozhi, Ma Qikang, Cai Xin, Huang Weisheng, and Kuang Fujian. His works are unique in style and diverse in subject matter and are loved by all walks of life. Recently,
San Yan Wong, born in 1940, a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, began practicing calligraphy after his retirement and is based in the Lanting Room, 139 Central Street, Suite 716, New York, New York, where he welcomes visitors from all walks of life.
Sarah Rosenfeld is a Pacific Northwest-based artist and illustrator who primarily works in pen and ink. She is known for her intricate drawings that often focus on dark, macabre, fantasy, and occult themes, flora, and fauna. Sarah has been interested in and practiced art from an early age and is self-taught. She’s worked part-time as a freelance illustrator since 2006.
Mr. Jonathan Ming Ji Su’s dream of loving Chinese culture is eternal. He regards Chinese calligraphy and Chinese painting as his melody in life. From the lofty slopes of China’s Loess Plateau to western Pacific America, he played the Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism movements in Chinese culture in his spiritual world. He founded the American Center for American Buddhism Culture
Yuan Yansheng is the owner of “Ye Ming Ju”. He is now a member of the Provincial Calligraphy Association, a member of the Painting and Calligraphy Institute of the Jiangmen Political Consultative Conference, a consultant of the Macao Culture and Arts Society, and the executive vice president of the Elderly Calligraphy and Painting Research Association of Enping City. His works