Zhou Ye’s information

Zhou Ye, whose courtesy name is Runqing, is also known as Aung San, Aung Zhai, Tangtang, Aung Shan Thatched Cottage, and Yaju Muangxuan. A native of Gantang, a thousand-year-old village in Jiangyong, Hunan.

Member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association,

Member of the Seal Script Committee of the Hunan Province Calligraphers Association,

Member of the Hunan Province Oracle Bone Literature Association,

Yongzhou Chairman of the Municipal Nüshu Calligraphers Association,

Deputy Secretary-General of the Yongzhou Calligraphers Association,

Executive Vice-Chairman of the Yongzhou Lengshuitan District Calligraphers Association

Yongzhou Member of the CPPCC and Lengshuitan District CPPCC

Exhibition Awards:

2001 "Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of the Communist Party of China·Chinese Calligraphy Ode to Glory" Calligraphy Exhibition (Zhongshu co-sponsored).

In 2002, he won the Excellence Award in the First Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Short Works Competition.

2002 Joint Exhibition of Calligraphy from Five Provinces in Central and South Africa.

In 2003, he won the second prize in the "Green Sky Cup" Chinese Hard Pen Calligraphy Competition.

2006 Chinese and Korean calligraphy exhibition.

Won the third prize in the Xiaoxiang Style Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition in 2007.

The first national album calligraphy exhibition in 2008 (sponsored by the Chinese Calligraphy Association).

The first Yandu Cup National Calligraphy and Seal Engraving Competition in 2008.

The first Qu Yuan Cup International Calligraphy Competition in 2009.

In 2009, he won the Excellence Award in the first Henan TV Calligraphy Competition of "Ink Dance in Central Plains".

In 2009, he won the Excellence Award at the Calligraphy Exhibition of the Hunan Art Festival.

In 2010, he won the "Audience's Favorite Work Award" at the Calligraphy Exhibition of the Hunan Art Festival.

In 2010, he won the Silver Award at the First International Nüshu Calligraphy Art Exhibition.

In 2011, he won the Excellence Award in the "Sun Yirang Cup" National Oracle Bone Calligraphy Competition.

In 2012, he won the Bronze Award in the Calligraphy Exhibition of the Fourth Hunan Art Festival.

The 4th National Fan Calligraphy Art Exhibition in 2013 (sponsored by the Chinese Calligraphy Association).

The Second National Seal Script Works Exhibition in 2013 (sponsored by the Chinese Calligraphy Association).

2014 "Oriental Ink Painting·Hundred Schools of Chinese Calligraphy" Invitational Exhibition.

Won the first prize in the Hunan Provincial Education System Calligraphy Competition in 2014

The 11th National Calligraphy and Seal Engraving Exhibition in 2015 (sponsored by the Chinese Calligraphy Association).

2015 "Silk Road Culture·The Most Beautiful Wine Spring" Invitational Exhibition of Works by National Calligraphy Masters.

Won the Excellence Award in the “Healthy Changsha” National Calligraphy Competition in 2015.

In 2015, he won the Excellence Award in the Calligraphy Exhibition of the Fifth Hunan Art Festival.

The 2016 "China Calligraphy News" first "Shenyang Shang Culture Cup" national calligraphy and painting exhibition.

The 2nd National Seal Script Calligraphy Competition in 2016.

The first "Rong Geng Award" National Calligraphy Exhibition in 2016.

The first "Lan Gui·Ji Shou" National Calligraphy Works Exhibition in 2016.

2016 "Ode to the Long March·Anhua Cup" National Calligraphy Works Exhibition.

Nominated for the award and the Most Popular Work Award at the First Young and Middle-aged Calligraphy Exhibition of Hunan Province in 2016.

The first "Phoenix Cup" National Calligraphy Works Exhibition in 2017.

Zhou Ye’s calligraphy has also been published many times in professional newspapers and magazines such as "Calligraphy News", "Calligraphy Herald", "Calligraphy", "Art China", etc., has been compiled into various calligraphy works collections, and has been featured on TV news The media reported it many times. His calligraphy works such as seal script and Nüshu have been ordered by relevant units in the provinces and municipalities as Hunan-specific cultural gifts for guests, and have been collected by cultural and museum units and individuals at home and abroad.