Zhang Hailong's honor

His works were selected for the International Calligraphy Exhibition, the 3rd National Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Exhibition, the 2nd National Couplet Calligraphy Exhibition, the Xinghua Village Cup National TV Calligraphy Competition and the 1st National Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Exhibition. He won the first prize in the second Central Plains Calligraphy Competition, the first prize in the calligraphy exhibition of Henan Province, the first prize in the calligraphy and seal cutting exhibition of the whole army, and the gold medal in the calligraphy exhibition of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army. His works have been collected in more than 0/00 special collections, such as Contemporary China Calligraphy Art Boutique, China Art Yearbook, China Contemporary Calligraphers Dictionary, China Contemporary Mo Bao Works Collection (published in Japan), Wenyuan Huaying Calligraphy Volume, etc. Many museums and forest of steles in China have collections and carved stone works. Military newspaper and calligraphy newspaper introduced his calligraphy skills. He has been a key contributor to Youth Calligraphy, Zhengzhou Evening News and Calligraphy Guide for many years. Participated in compiling Collection of Ancient and Modern calligraphy theory, China Calligraphy Appreciation Dictionary and Calligraphy Art (middle school textbooks). Since 198 1, more than 400,000 words have been published in newspapers and periodicals on calligraphy criticism, calligraphy history and calligraphy appreciation. In recent years, he has published poems and Chinese poems in Henan Couplets, Selected Poems of Zhongzhou and Selected Poems of Red Leaves. Henan Fine Arts Publishing House has published Spring Festival couplets for five consecutive years. His poems are published in various periodicals. He was awarded the honorary awards of "Advanced Individual Self-taught by the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army" and "Advanced Individual Self-taught by China". Biography of Zhang Hailong was included in dictionaries such as Who's Who in China's Literary and Art Circles and China Fine Arts Yearbook.