Zhou Zhigao, pen names Gao Ji, Xin Mo, Cheng Gong, etc. Born in Xinghua, Jiangsu Province,194565438+1October 30th. The first and second executive directors of China Calligraphers Association, the third director, senior judge of China Calligraphers Association, honorary chairman of Calligraphers Association of famous historical and cultural cities in China, judge of national exhibition and national youth exhibition, distinguished professor, training center of China Calligraphers Association, deputy director of editing and publishing committee of China Calligraphers Association, vice chairman of Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles, chairman of Shanghai Calligraphers Association, artistic consultant of contemporary China Calligraphy and Painting Network, academic consultant of China Calligraphers Association in the Philippines, director of Shanghai Foreign Cultural Exchange Association, and adjunct professor of Shanghai University College of Literature. Deputy Director and Adjunct Professor, Institute of Oriental Art, Renmin University of China. Executive editor of Shanghai Calligraphy magazine, special editor of China Calligraphy magazine, secretary-general of the editorial and publishing committee of China Calligraphy Association, vice-chairman of the World Outstanding Chinese Association, and researcher of the Painting and Calligraphy Institute of the Central Museum of Literature and History. Director of China Calligraphy Memorabilia Office of China Calligraphy Association, head of the preparatory office of China Calligraphy Research Institute.
From June 65438 to June 0977, he founded and presided over the first China Calligraphy Magazine. Calligraphy works have participated in the first to seventh national calligraphy seal cutting exhibitions and the first to eighth national calligraphy exhibitions for young people. He once advocated or participated in hosting the five major events in China. That is, the first national mass calligraphy competition (1979), the first national calligraphy seal cutting exhibition (1980), the first national calligraphy seminar (198 1) and the first national seal cutting collection and selection (1983).