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On October 22, 2021 Beijing time, the famous Thangka Master Liu Jiawei went abroad and was honored as the "world's first screen" on NASDAQ to display the brand image and show the power and charm of Chinese culture to the world. As the "world's first left-handed Thangka", Liu Jiawei uses Thangka, a unique language way deeply branded with the charm of Chinese culture, to make a Chinese voice and tell Chinese stories, so that the world can better understand and advocate the profound heritage and innovation of Chinese culture while paying attention to Chinese modern art.
Times Square in New York is known as the "crossroads of the world", where tens of millions of business elites gather every year. It is a well deserved business core node and well-known wealth landmark in the world. Among them, the NASDAQ semi cylindrical giant screen is one of the most remarkable landmark buildings, known as the "world's first screen", which has always been the show of the world's top companies.
In recent years, due to the rise of economic acceleration, China's excellent enterprises began to be invited to the huge screen of NASDAQ. From China's national image film in 2011 to Baidu, Huawei and ant financial services, we continue to convey the image of China's excellent brands to the world.
Liu Jiawei, President of China Gelug Thangka Association, founder of jufobo garden, Chinese national ceremony artist, the first left-handed Thangka in the world, inheritor of China's intangible cultural heritage and collector, was founded by Mr. Liu Jiawei. Liu Jiawei was born in Yunzhou District, Datong City. His grandparents engaged in repairing temples, ancient buildings, Buddha statues and other work, so that he became acquainted with Buddhist culture since childhood. At the age of 16, he walked for more than three months to Xigaze, Tibet to study Thangka art. He worshipped mimadan Zengda, the living Buddha of zhashlunbu temple in Xigaze, Tibet, and was accepted as a closed disciple. From then on, he began to study Thangka culture in depth, Painting for many years, happy and content.
With his persistent pursuit of Thangka and his personal spirituality and understanding of Thangka, he is good at left-handed painting and won the first prize of China's intangible cultural heritage. His work Qisi Thangka's story of Amitabha won the first prize in the 2017 national 100 artists competition! Many works have been exhibited in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and other countries. Now it is the first left-handed Thangka painting in the world. Mr. Liu Jiawei is also the founder of Chinese Gelug style silk pinching Thangka and won the golden pen Award for artistic creation in Chinese calligraphy and painting circles.
On January 6, 2018, specially invited to attend and participate in the opening ceremony of the national (tour) exhibition of Chinese dream · cultural dream masters and masterpieces! In January 2018, China Thangka association was established and served as the president! In 2018, the first Jackie Chan international film week represented Datong Municipal Party committee and municipal government to paint a portrait of Jackie Chan. In 2018, he participated in the China Africa Forum and presented a portrait of President bio of Sierra Leone as a national gift on behalf of China. In 2019, the Thangka museum was established in Tambo Xingshan garden, Beijing. In 2019, the Thangka works of Liu Jiawei celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's Republic of China were issued as limited edition stamps for the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's Republic of China. In September 2019, the world tour exhibition of personal Thangka painting exhibition will be held at the same time. Jufoboyuan museum was founded in 2020. In 2021, it won the honorary title of "national 100 excellent artists".
In Liu Jiawei's view, Thangka carries not only oriental culture, Chinese art methods and artistic feelings, but also the openness, tolerance and innovation of Chinese culture keeping pace with the times. In 2020, Liu Jiawei established the "jufobo garden" museum.
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