He Xingtong, other contributions: such as supporting the Hope Project many times; donating 3 million yuan in 1990 to build the southern end of the ignition platform for the 11th Asian Games at the ends of the earth, for Sanya, for Hainan, for China, He has even added glory to the whole of Asia; in 1996, he was listed in the "Who's Who in the World" compiled by Cambridge, UK, and in 2002, he won the United Nations World Peace Merit Award. He Xingtong is a Confucian businessman who is involved in many fields and has many titles. He is the chairman of the board of directors of Changtian International Investment Group, the chairman of the United States Committee on International Investment, and the president of the World Federation of Chinese Entrepreneurs.
He Xingtong has made outstanding achievements in many artistic fields: the world's longest Chinese and English stele work - "Ode to Yun Qingyan" (awarded the Guinness certificate in September 2005), length: 33 meters and width: 1.2 meters. "Ode to Yunqingyan" was written in wild cursive by He Xingtong (Zhangjiajie, Hunan) and carved on the Yunqingyan stele in wild cursive, regular script and English. It was exhibited in Helong Park on August 1, 2005. He Xingtong was born in Bamao Creek, deep in the mulberry trees and white clouds, in Zhangjiajie, Hunan, during the turbulent years when the March of the Volunteers resounded throughout the Great Wall and beyond. Bamao River is connected to the vast Yangtze River, and He Xingtong has an indissoluble bond with the Yangtze River.
He Xingtong is known as: "Oriental Grass Master", "Kang Cao Master", "China's No. 1 Kuang Cao", and "Calligraphy Master". All can be written in seal script, Li script, Kai script, Xing script, and Cao script. The cursive script is written in wild cursive, and the strokes are as fast as the wind, which has become a legend. "Yun Qingyan Fu" is not only filled with the exciting and flying charm of Chu Ci, but also reveals the rich and colorful style of Han Fu, and also contains the simple and vigorous momentum of the Tang and Song Dynasty writing styles. This feature is found everywhere in "Yun Qingyan Fu". "Strange mountains and rivers show their elegance, fairy lights and divine lights are suitable for portraits, majestic beauty and charm, and great achievements are praising the heroes." It is full of the samadhi of Chu Ci; Fight to win the championship. The goshawks spread their wings, the skylarks chirp, the wind dances, and the deep bay is intoxicated." This captures the essence of Han Dynasty poetry; "Look to the west of Bashu, the south of Hengyue, the west of Guizhou and Guangdong, and the east of Dongting. "Jinling, towering rocks and proud mountains" is full of the charm of ancient Chinese literature of the Tang and Song Dynasties. This poem is one of the best in contemporary times.
The excerpts from the classic poems of He Xingtong's Fu Collection (edited by Pan Chengxiang) are as follows:
· Yun Qingyan Fu◎He Xingtong 2006-3-2
·Preface to Splendid Dali◎He Xingtong 2006-3-2
· Memorial to Zhuge Wuhou Wenji ◎He Xingtong 2006-3-2