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Overseas media exhibition of Chinese artists GaoXin

TIME：2026-08-06 16:40 SOURCE：Network WRITER：August

摘要：文化是一个国家、一个民族的灵魂。文化兴国运兴，文化强民族强。没有高度的文化自信，没有文化的繁荣兴盛，就没有中华民族的伟大复兴。文化更是一个民族的脊梁和灵魂，它铸造着国家和民族的心灵和品格，一个民族有了文化自信，才能立于世界民族之林;人民有了信仰，国家才有力量，民族才有希望。而文化自信是促成这些目标的至关重要的因素。

Abstract: Culture is the soul of a country and a nation. Culture invigorates the country, and culture strengthens the nation. Without a high degree of cultural confidence, without the prosperity of culture, there will be no great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Culture is the backbone and soul of a nation. It casts the heart and character of a nation and a nation. Only with cultural confidence can a nation stand in the forest of nations in the world. Only when the people has faith can a country have strength and a nation have.

高欣，又名高振峰，笔名欣慰，号山里人。祖籍福建长乐，出生于福建福安。中国农工民主党党员。毕业于华中师范大学，深造于中央美术学院国画系。

一级美术师

中华文化促进会美育工作委员会常务委员

中央电视台CCTV《艺术名家》栏目组客座教授

中央电视台CCTV《艺术名家》栏目、CCTV《艺术传承》栏目中国美术家创作研究基地负责人、研究员

湖南国画馆、湖南美术馆特聘画师

福建省美术家协会会员

俄罗斯艺术科学院荣誉院士

英国皇家艺术研究院荣誉院士、客座教授

荷兰皇家艺术学院名誉博士

台北故宫书画院终身名誉院长、客座教授

曾任文化部文化市场发展中心特聘书画家、中国艺术研究院文化艺术市场研究中心创作委员

2000年，被文化部、中国文联授予“世界华人艺术人才”称号。

2010年，被中国报纸副刊研究会评为“新中国书画六十年代表人物”。

2025年，获评徐悲鸿艺术馆优秀艺术家。

2026年，获美国国际艺术周刊编委会授予“中美文化艺术贡献特使”称号。

1993年《村脊》获“迎奥运全国书画大展”铜奖，并获“支持北京申办奥运会荣誉奖”（中国书画报、山东省美术家协会主办）。

《风动的一瞬间》获纪念毛泽东诞辰一百周年全国书画邀请大展一等奖（山东省美术家协会、山东省书法家协会主办）。

《一方水土一方情》获北京2000年奥林匹克第一届国际书画艺术大展优秀奖（中国美术家协会、中国书法家协会、中国书法艺术研究院主办）。

1995年《童年的回忆》获中国文学艺术作品博览会美术类特别等级作品奖（最高奖，中国文联主办）。

《历史的见证》获纪念抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利50周年国际书画大展一等奖（全国青联、中国革命战争纪念馆主办）。

《颓垣断壁》获中国首届“书圣杯”国际书画大赛铜奖（中国美术家协会、中国书法家协会、《人民日报》社神州书画院主办）。

1999年《农家春早》获第三届世界华人艺术大会香港大展特别金奖（香港中国国际交流出版社、世界华人交流协会、世界文化艺术中心、世界艺术家协会主办）。

2000年《山居》获世界华人艺术展佳作奖（中国文化部文化艺术人才中心、中国文联艺术指导委员会、人民画报社主办）。

2010年《春风轻轻吹过》获《新中国书画60年》金奖（中国报纸副刊研究会主办）。

2026年《山水共城生》获大家之路艺术精品展金奖（联合国教科文组织纽约协会主办）。

《山乡新貌，水墨留痕》获联合国可持续发展目标SDGs“地球生灵之美”艺术展金奖（联合国训练研究所UNITAR、联合国可持续发展目标与领导力发展中心主办）。

Chinese Designer of Ink Paint / Gao Xin

Gao Xin, also known as Gao Zhenfeng, pen name Xin Shui, is a mountain man. Originally from Changle, Fujian, he was born in Fuan, Fujian. Member of the China Agriculture and Industry Democratic Party. He graduated from Huazhong Normal University and studied in the department of Chinese painting at the Central Academy of Fine Arts.

Tier 1 Artist

Standing member of the Aesthetics Work Committee of the Chinese Cultural Promotion Association

Guest Professor of CCTV "Artists" Column Group

China Central Television Station CCTV "Artists" column, CCTV "Art Heritage" column Chinese Artists Creation Research Base in charge, researcher

Special artists at Hunan National Art Gallery and Hunan Art Gallery

Member of Fujian Provincial Association of Fine Arts

Honorary fellow of the Russian Academy of Arts

Honorary Fellow of the Royal Academy of Arts and Visiting Professor

Honorary Doctor of Arts, Royal College of Arts of the Netherlands

Lifetime honorary dean and visiting professor at the Palace Museum of Art and Drawing in Taipei

Formerly a special assistant painter at the Cultural Market Development Center of the Ministry of Culture and a creative committee member at the Center for the Study of the Cultural Arts Market of the Chinese Academy of Art.

In 2000, he was awarded the title of "World Chinese Artist of the World" by the Ministry of Culture and the Chinese Cultural Federation.

In 2010, he was named "the representative figure of China's sixty years of painting and writing" by the China Newspaper Associates Research Association.

In 2025, he was named an outstanding artist at the Xu Caihong Art Gallery.

In 2026, he was awarded the title of "Special Envoy for China-U.S. cultural and artistic contributions" by the editorial board of the American International Arts Weekly.

In 1993, "Village Ridge" won the bronze medal of "National Book and Painting Exhibition for the Olympics" and won the "Honorary Award for Supporting Beijing's Bid for the Opening of the Olympic Games" (organized by China Book and painting newspaper and Shandong Artists Association).

"A Moment of Wind" won the first prize in the National Invitation for Painting and Drawing to Commemorate the centenary of Mao Zedong's birth (organized by the Shandong Art Institute and the Shandong Calligraphers Association).

"One side of the land and water" won the outstanding award of the first International Exhibition of Art in Painting and Drawing in Beijing 2000 (organized by the Chinese Association of Painters, the Chinese Calligraphers Association, and the China Calligraph Art Research Institute).

In 1995, "A Memory of a Childhood" won the Special Grade Prize in Fine Arts at the China Literary and Artistic Works Fair (the highest award, sponsored by the Chinese Cultural Federation).

The "Witness of History" won the first prize of the International Book and Painting Exhibition to Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War (organized by the National Youth Federation and the China Revolutionary War Memorial Museum).

"Falling Walls and Broken Barriers" won the bronze prize of China's first "Book Holy Grail" International Painting and Drawing Contest (organized by the Chinese Association of Painters, the Chinese Calligraphers Association, and the Shenzhou Art and Drawing Academy of the People's Daily).

In 1999, "Spring Morning at the Farmer's Home" won the Special Gold Award for the Hong Kong Grand Exhibition of the Third World Chinese Art Congress (organized by the Hong Kong China International Exchange Press, the World Chinese Exchange Association, the World Center for Culture and Arts, and the World Association of Artists).

In 2000, "Mountain House" was awarded the best work of the World Chinese Art Exhibition (organized by the Center for Cultural and Artistic Talents of the Ministry of Culture, the Art Steering Committee of the Chinese Cultural Federation, the People's Daily).

In 2010, "The Spring Wind Blows Lightly" won the Golden Award for the 60 Years of Art and Painting in the New China (organized by the China Newspaper Associates Research Institute).

In 2026, Landscapes Living in a City won the Gold Prize for a Fine Art Exhibition on Our Road (organized by the UNESCO New York Association).

"Mountain Villages New, Inkmarks" won the gold medal for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) art exhibition "The Beauty of the Living Planet" (organized by the United nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) and the United states Center for Sustainable Development and Leadership Development).