Honorary Chairman of the International Federation of Literature and Art, Peng Baoqu (Peng Baoxin)

Peng Baoqu (Peng Baoxin) is known as Peng Da, also known as Wuyu Jushi, and is a poet. Graduated from Shandong Academy of Arts, studied further at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, participated in the Li Kuchan seminar of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and entered Li Kuchan's studio at the same time. After returning to Shandong, he listened to teacher training and studied behind closed doors. Now, he is the deputy curator of the Kuchan Cultural Museum, the founder of Hongru Poetry Club, the Principal investigator of the Chinese Academy of Arts, a member of the Association of Chinese Calligraphers' Association, a member of the creative committee of the China Artists Association, and a national first-class artist, Honorary Chairman of the International Federation of Literature and Art, Master of Chinese Classical Literature Illustration, Famous Red Robe Artist, and Top 100 Artists in the Painting Industry.

Some award-winning works:

The third "Ouyang Xun Award" National Calligraphy Competition won the gold medal;

First prize at the first "Mi Fu Cup" National Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition;

The first Huazhen Pavilion "Maha Heart Sutra" national calligraphy work gold

Created character illustrations for the large-scale historical drama "Water Margin" in 1998

In 1999, 'Journey to the Mountains and Streams' was selected for the 9th National Art Exhibition

In 1999, Da Mo Fu Hu was selected into 300 national art exhibitions of Chinese painting

In 2001, "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove" was selected as one of the top 100 contemporary Chinese Shan shui in China

In 2004, "Famous Doctor" was selected for the Japanese and Korean Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition and won a silver medal

In 2008, he was included in the Cambridge World Who's Who list

In 2009, "Twelve Hairpins of Jinling" was selected for the National Red Chamber Dream Painting Exhibition

In 2010, the Eighteen Arhats was collected by the National National Museum of China

In 2012, works of Diamond Sutra and Heart Sutra were permanently collected by Shaolin Monastery

In 2013, "Three Hundred Monks" was launched in Rong Bao Zhai

In 2016, created the landscape scroll "Eight Hundred Li Water Park" for Wanda Cultural and Tourism Project

In 2019, 'Unity' won a gold medal at the Oriental Calligraphy and Painting Art Exhibition organized by the China Artists Association

In 2022, it was selected into Da Hong Pao's Collection of Paintings of Famous Modern Chinese Artists