On the 26th, the First Nomination Exhibition for the Inheritance and Nomination of Badashan People's Freehand Paintings opened at the Badashan People's Memorial Hall in Qingyunpu District, Nanchang City. Dozens of painters paid tribute to the Badashan people together. On September 26th, the First Nomination Exhibition for the Inheritance and Nomination of Badashan People's Freehand Painting, a tribute to the Eighth National Congress, opened in Nanchang. Li Yunhan's freehand brushwork originated from traditional Chinese painting, and the Ba Da Shan people in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties were the masters of Chinese freehand brushwork. The Badashan Ren Memorial Hall is the first ancient painter memorial hall in China. In order to better create the cultural IP of "Badashan Ren", this exhibition aims to use Badashan Ren's freehand brushwork as a guide, sort out the development of Chinese freehand brushwork, and explore the artists' inheritance of Badashan Ren's artistic style and their unique perspectives on their own creation. According to Zhou Xiaojian, the director of the Badashan People Memorial Hall, Badashan people are the peak of Chinese freehand brushwork. Their brushstrokes are unrestrained, vigorous, and elegant, showcasing the cultural characteristics of Jiangxi and the core of Chinese spirit. His art has infiltrated the Chinese painting world for nearly 400 years, deeply influenced by Yangzhou Eight Monsters, Wu Changshuo, Qi Baishi, and others. On September 26th, the First Nomination Exhibition for the Inheritance and Nomination of Badashan People's Freehand Painting, a tribute to the Eighth National Congress, opened in Nanchang. Li Yunhan photographed "The Badashan people are an artistic giant in the history of Chinese art that connects the past and the future, and a peak of Chinese freehand brushwork in the past 400 years." Dong Huanxia, Deputy Director of the Nanchang Culture, Radio, Television, Press, Publication and Tourism Bureau, expressed the hope that through this exhibition, the Badashan People Memorial Hall can shoulder the responsibility of inheriting Chinese excellent traditional culture and calligraphy and painting art, continuously conduct in-depth research, innovation and development, and strive to launch more high-quality exhibitions and activities, Assist in the construction of a strong cultural city in Nanchang. It is understood that this exhibition is divided into two parts. In the first part, two artists, Jin Shangyi and Wu Weishan, as well as nine nominated artists, including Zhou Shaohua, are specially invited to showcase the different styles of modern freehand brushwork, and to better inherit and promote traditional Chinese culture with the spirit of "transcending the elements" as a literati. On September 26th, the First Nomination Exhibition for the Inheritance and Nomination of Badashan People's Freehand Painting, a tribute to the Eighth National Congress, opened in Nanchang. In the second part of the exhibition, Li Yunhan collected the works of 31 modern and contemporary artists from Jiangxi, including Tao Bowu and Huang Qiuyuan, to participate in the exhibition. These artists, with their rich artistic practices and profound cultural heritage, present Jiangxi artists as the Eight Hometowns, closely following the freehand brushwork spirit of the Eight Mountains, and combining the achievements of contemporary art forms, showcasing traditional Chinese painting works with strong regional characteristics and humanistic spirit for the audience. This exhibition is jointly launched by the National Art Museum of China and the Badashan People's Memorial Museum. The exhibition will be held from September 26th to October 26th and will be held at the National Art Museum of China. (New News Agency)