The author’s name is: Hong Pimo.
Hong Pimo, male, Han nationality, was born in Shanghai in November 1940. He died of illness in Shanghai on May 22, 2005. His ancestral home is Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. His father, Hong Jiqiu, received a doctorate in literature from France and had a rich collection of paintings and calligraphy. Influenced by his family since childhood, he loves calligraphy and literature. After graduating from high school, he studied Chinese medicine and became a Chinese medicine practitioner. Later, he gave up medicine and devoted himself to literature and devoted himself to the teaching and research of ancient legal books. He also gave calligraphy lectures and studied calligraphy on various inscriptions from Wei, Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties. He was especially fascinated by the simplicity of the Han and Wei dynasties and the artistic conception of the Song Dynasty. He is good at a variety of calligraphy styles, and is good at cursive writing. His works are simple, lush, elegant, elegant, and full of new ideas. His works have been selected into previous calligraphy exhibitions in Shanghai, Henan's "International Calligraphy Exhibition", Hong Kong's "Ji Gu Zhai 60th Anniversary Fan Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition", etc. His works have been published in many professional newspapers and periodicals or collected and engraved on monuments in many museums and memorial halls.