Chen Chun's juvenile painting is based on the method of Yuan people and is deeply influenced by freehand brushwork in ink and wash. His sketch painting, which took one and a half flowers, was full of faint ink, which had its own causes of sparse and chaotic history. Some of his works are relatively simple, and it can be seen that they are influenced by Shen Zhou's painting. From his existing works, we can see that his style and pen can be relaxed and restrained. He is good at poetry, calligraphy and painting. Chen Chun and Xu Wei are also called poplars and green vines. Chen was meticulous in painting when he was young, but he was unrestrained and maverick after middle age. Chen Chunshi studied in Wen Zhiming and gained the highest reputation. He is good at freehand brushwork of flowers. Although his works show one and a half flowers, they are dripping and carefree, which was deeply appreciated by the literati at that time. He is a painter who has made great contributions to the development of freehand flower-and-bird painting after Shen Zhou and Tang Yin. After middle age, Chen Chun intercropped mountains and rivers, and technically studied under Mi Youren and Gao Gong Ke. Most of them are based on the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, with concise techniques and strong interest in literati life. Wen Zhiming once said with a smile, "I am a teacher. I have my own writing and painting methods. I am not a disciple." Existing works include Poetry and Painting of Red Pear, Camellia and Narcissus, Kwai Stone and Loyal Man. His son Chen Kuo inherited his father's style and was good at flowers.
He painted mountains and rivers, learning from Mi Youren and Gao, and his pen and ink were dripping with profundity. His contribution to splashing ink is often seen in painting clouds. In terms of freehand brushwork flowers, Chen Chun has a unique style and free brushwork. He is full of light and charm, and uses ink to set colors. As Xu Qin said, "The traces of light color and light ink are all gone!" Wang Shizhen said in "Zhou Xu": "Since the victory of the country (Yuan), there has been no Wu Jun who wrote flowers. Since Shen Qinan (Zhou), Wu Jun has been as accurate as Chen Dao and Lu Shuping." Modern painters such as Pu Hua, Wu Changshuo and Qi Baishi all spoke highly of Chen Chun in their poems and paintings. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it was once commented that Chen Chun surpassed Wen Zhiming in his attainments and reputation in flowers, and became the master of Wu Family after Shen Zhou. Since Ming and Qing Dynasties, painters, especially flower-and-bird paintings, have been deeply influenced by him. He is as famous as Xu Wei and is called "Ivy, Poplar". Most of the existing works of Chen Chun are collected in museums, which are rarely seen by the public.
The price of works Chen Chun's works have been handed down from generation to generation, and many of them have been collected by several major museums in China and spread overseas. New york, USA is the place where Chen Chun's works are auctioned. At present, six works have been submitted for auction, and the price is relatively high, and the height difference is not too big, indicating that the market is stable and collectors also value Chen Chun's works.
2. Chen Chun
(1 159 ~ 1223) was a philosopher in the Southern Song Dynasty. The word An Qing, also known as Mr. Beixi. A native of Longxi, Zhangzhou (now Longhai, Fujian). Zhu was a proud pupil in his later years and an important successor and interpreter of Neo-Confucianism. His works include The Complete Works of Beixi. His psychological thoughts are mainly reflected in the definition and explanation of psychological concepts in Bei Xi Zi Yi. Starting from "reason", he put forward that the "heart" produced by the combination of reason and qi naturally has two levels: "Feeling comes from reason and is the heart of Tao"; "From the air, it is the heart." (Bessin) Human nature is also a combination of "the nature of heaven and earth" and "the nature of qi", which is formed by regulating qi. "Nature of Heaven and Earth" and "Heart of Tao" are naturally the nature of goodness, and "human heart" is divided into good and bad. Therefore, "keeping nature and destroying human desires" is the way to cultivate one's mind and cultivate one's nature. Put forward: "just start an idea in your heart and think about it underground." "Wisdom is the emotional place in the heart, and it is wise to distinguish right from wrong." (Beixi word meaning, benevolence, courtesy, wisdom and faith) regards knowledge and behavior as a "cross-advancing" relationship. "Knowledge is more advanced, but the power of behavior is more refined." Yan Ling's "Lecture and Hard Training Plan" inherits the traditional saying that "the lover comes from sex", but thinks that the affection from sex is "good, and there is no evil", while "people who feel the desire for things, but not from nature, have a kind of evil." (Beixi word meaning, emotion) defines "ambition" as "where the heart is", and it also means "there must be a situation and a period" (Beixi word meaning, ambition). It is believed that talent has two meanings: "quality is quality" and "the bottom of doing things" (Beixi Ci means talent). According to the pure hybridization mismatch between the turbidity of internal qi and nature, temperament can be divided into many kinds, such as fortitude, weakness, impatience, cunning, roundness and stupidity. In the study of psychological thought, it is proposed to be firm, open-minded and successful in learning; It criticizes the disadvantages of learning to seek fame without seeking a very good solution.
3. Chen Chun
Male, 2 1, born in April 1950, Han nationality, native place: Beijing; 65438+joined the work in September 0968, 1974, 65438+February 3 1, and joined the China * * * production party.
1966 graduated from Jilin No.5 Middle School;
1968- 1970, educated youth of Xiaosuihe Brigade of Dasuihe Commune in Yongji County 14 Team;
1970- 1975, worker, propaganda officer and party secretary of Jilin Ferroalloy Factory;
1976- 1979, Jilin workers distribution route education office denounced the office of the gang of four;
1979- 1983, director of the research office of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1983- 1985, studying at the Party School of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1985- 1987, director and deputy director of the research office of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1987- 1989, Director of General Office of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1989- 1993, Deputy Director of General Office of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1993- 1995, Director of Research Office of Jilin Municipal Committee, Deputy Secretary General of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1995- 1998, Deputy Secretary General of Jilin Municipal Committee;
1998- 1999, deputy director of Jilin Municipal Commission for Economic Restructuring;
1999—— Up to now, Deputy Secretary General of Jilin Municipal Committee.
Main honors won by Comrade Chen Chun:
In June, 2003 165438+ 10, it was awarded as "* * * Excellent party member for Production" in party member's advanced education activities.
In April 2004, he was awarded as "Excellent Diligent Civil Servant" in the activity of "Learning, Doing and Creating" in Jilin City.
March, 2005 18, was named as the advanced worker of the city's petition work in 2003-2004.
In June, 2006, he was awarded the "Excellent party member Model" at the 85th anniversary of the founding of China * * * Production Party and the 8th commendation meeting for striving for excellence.
In June, 2006, he was awarded as "Excellent party member" in the educational activities of celebrating the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and maintaining the advanced nature of Communist party member.
In June 2006, he was named as an advanced individual in the reform of state-owned industrial enterprises in Jilin Province in 2005.
4. Chen Chun, male,1born in May 1948, Han nationality, from Fenghua, Zhejiang.
1978- 1982 Academician Jia Lanpo, graduate student and tutor of vertebrate paleontology Institute of Paleoanthropology, China Academy of Sciences, holds a master's degree.
Lecturer, History Department, College of Literature, Shanghai University.
1986- 1992 postgraduate, department of anthropology, mcgill university, Canada.
1992- 1996, researcher, institute of archaeology, Toronto, Canada.
1997—— Associate Professor and Professor, Department of Literature and Art, Fudan University.
Research direction:
Mainly engaged in prehistoric archaeological research, involving areas including archaeological theories and methods, paleolithic archaeological research, agricultural origin research, and the origin of countries and civilizations. He is also a visiting researcher at Lingnan Archaeological Research Center of Sun Yat-sen University and the Ancient Civilization Research Center of China Academy of Social Sciences.
1998 presided over the National Natural Science Foundation Project of vertebrate paleontology Institute of Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and conducted a new round of excavation of Xiaochangliang Paleolithic Site in Yangyuan County, Hebei Province. This excavation completely adopts the latest international methods, and introduces satellite positioning technology, computer technology and experimental methods into archaeological field work for the first time. Excavation and research reports were published in Journal of Anthropology 1999 and 2002 respectively.
In 2000, he undertook the liberal arts research project of Fudan University's three-year action plan and engaged in the theoretical exploration and research of the origin of Chinese civilization. In 2000, he obtained the special appropriation for the construction of postgraduate teaching materials from Fudan University Graduate School 100, and undertook the compilation of the textbook Archaeological Theory. 200 1 Supported by the Science and Technology Research Fund of the State Education Commission, engaged in the research topic of "Theoretical Exploration of State Procurement in China".
Teaching situation:
* * * Offering and teaching 6 courses. Undergraduate courses are general archaeology, the history of archaeological thoughts and professional English. Postgraduate courses are archaeological theory, archaeological topics and professional English.
Books, important articles and awards published in recent years
Contemporary archaeology. Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Press, 2004.
Archaeological theory. Fudan University Press, 2004.
Archaeological theory and research. Lin Xue Publishing House, 2003.
Chen Chun (translated), hand. By John Napier. Shanghai Science and Technology Education Press, 200 1.
Archaeological exploration of the origin of rice cultivation. Journal of Fudan University, No.4, 2005.
Erlitou, Xia and China's Early State Studies. Journal of Fudan University, No.4, 2004.
International vision of cultural heritage protection. Journal of Fudan University, No.4, 2003.
Emirates and the origin of China's early countries. China Academic,No. 14, 2003.
Research on stone industry of Xiaochangliang. Journal of Anthropology,No. 1, 2002.
Theoretical problems in the study of the origin of civilization and country. Southeast Culture, No.3, 2002.
Reflections on China's civilization and the origin of the country. Journal of Fudan University (Social Science Edition),No. 1, 2002.
Archaeological Theory and Research won the second prize of the 7th Shanghai Excellent Works of Philosophy and Social Sciences in 2004.
Other major academic achievements:
1. Reflections on the origin of China. Historical Monthly, 1, 2002.
2. Research on Stone Industry of Xiao Chang Liang, Journal of Anthropology, 1, 2002.
3. Reflections on the Civilization and the Origin of China, Journal of Fudan University, 1, 2002.
4. The Transformation of Operation Chain and Paleolithic Research Paradigm was published in Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Meeting of Vertebrate Zoology in China 200 1.
5. Reflections on the prehistoric research in Lingnan, Collection of Lingnan Archaeology, 200 1 year.
6. The Chinese Ape Man was edited by Academician Jia Lanpo and written by Chen Chun.
7. Excavation Report of Xiaochangliang Site in Yangyuan, Hebei Province (1998) and Journal of Anthropology (1999).
8. Exploration and Practice of Micro-mark Research, Archaeology, 200 1, No.7..
9. Settlements, Dwellings and City Walls, City Sites and Cultural Relics, No.8, 1997
10. chief and archaeological observation of cultural relics, No.7, 1998.
1 1. Resources, Theocracy and the Rise and Fall of Civilization, Southeast Culture, No.5, 2000
12. Yesterday and Today of Paleolithic Archaeology and Quaternary Research, No.2, 1999.
13. Dawn of Early Country and Southeast Culture, No.6, 1999
14. Exploring the New Horizon of the Origin of Chinese Civilization, Science, No.2, 1999.
15. bipolar method and chip esquillees. Journal of Anthropology 1999 1.
16. Archaeological Methodology and Thinking and Reference of Southeast Culture, No.4, 1997
17. Research and Thinking on the Middle Stone Age and Agricultural Archaeology,No. 1, 2000.
18. Fine processing of paleolithic tools. Journal of Anthropology, No.4, 1997.
19. Further discussion on Paleolithic typology. Journal of Anthropology, 1997, 1.
20. The theory and practice of paleolithic typology contains the new progress of prehistoric archaeology-the international academic celebration of Academician Jia Lanpo's 90th birthday.
Proceedings of the seminar, 1999 science press.
2 1. Study on the Origin of Cities, Cultural Relics Quarterly, No.2, 1998
22. Talking about the Scientific Nature of Archaeology, World of Cultural Relics, No.4, 2000.
23. Rice Cultivation, Dryland Agriculture and the Development Track of Ancient Civilization in China, Agricultural Archaeology, No.3, 1997.