The first calligrapher in China who wrote an inscription for the Beijing Olympic Art Museum-"Chinese Style"
The first calligrapher in China to talk with the cultural relics of the Three Kingdoms —— History Exhibition of the Three Kingdoms.
Zhang Jihai, a young man trained by the imperial court, was brilliant, passionate about painting and calligraphy, and obsessed with ink painting. /kloc-at the age of 0/5, he was specially recruited by the army with his superb painting and calligraphy skills, and began his military career. More than 40 years of military life, engraved with Zhang Jihai's life footprint from a soldier to a senior colonel. Despite his busy work, he never stopped looking for a job for calligraphy art. After decades of experience, Zhang Jihai has become a powerful calligrapher. With his unique perceptual thinking and firm pursuit, he creatively put forward the calligraphy concept of "taking emotion as righteousness and taking emotion as shape". His calligraphy works are endowed with different fonts and styles according to different writing contents, realizing the perfect unity of content and form. Zhang Jihai's calligraphy originated from the two kings and traced back to the Han and Wei Dynasties, creating a style of "cutting with a knife and chiseling with an axe", which is a superb pen in the industry. His works have won hundreds of gold and silver awards and become more and more famous. It took Zhang Jihai three years to compose the famous sentence of "Love carries things" in the Book of Changes into his calligraphy masterpiece. The four characters of "love and carry things" are vigorous and powerful, and they have become the representatives of contemporary calligraphy works. This work is permanently engraved in Juyongguan, Badaling Great Wall, Beijing. Many works have been collected by foreign friends such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Canada, Britain and the United States.