Huang Yangguang, male, Yao, 1977, from Qili Village, Ertang Town, Pingle County, Guilin, Guangxi. At the age of five, he lost his arms because of touching high voltage electricity. With amazing perseverance, Huang Yangguang not only learned to take care of himself with his feet, but also learned to write and draw with his feet.
In 200 1 year, in the 5th National Disabled People's Art Performance, Huang Yangguang made his mark and won the special prize for art performance. His artistic talent and potential are valued by China Disabled Art Troupe. From then on, Huang Yangguang entered the China Disabled Art Troupe and became a professional dancer. He visited more than 40 countries with the delegation. His masterpiece "Miao Miao" has been performed around the world for more than a thousand times and has been widely praised by people all over the world.
Character experience, Huang Yangguang.
In 2003, Huang Yangguang was named "Outstanding Young People with Disabilities in Guangxi". Attended the closing ceremony of the Athens Paralympic Games in 2004, and took away the emblem of the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games with his mouth. In addition to dancing, Huang Yangguang loves painting and calligraphy, and is fortunate to be carefully guided and trained by many professional teachers, including master Shi Guoliang, a national first-class painter, and Fang Fengfu, a professor at Southwest University who is known as the "king of grapes".
In 2008, he won the gold medal in the National Youth Painting and Calligraphy Competition, and the second World China Painting and Calligraphy Competition in the same year. In May 2008, he participated in the donation for Wenchuan earthquake relief. In 2008, he successfully held two solo exhibitions in the United States. Huang Yangguang, executive director and senior researcher of China Painting and Calligraphy Institute and art consultant of Faxun.com.