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Zhang Xiaogang, the leading author of China's avant-garde, was born to government officials in Kunming, Wennan Province.
The Cultural Revolution, a political upheaval in the 1960s and 1970s, influenced his work.
After his trip to Germany in 1992, he became interested in exploring and reinterpreting not only personal things but also Chinese history of the past and present at the same time.
As a means of expressing the feelings of the Chinese, he uses his old family photos to show faint traces of memory and oblivion, and simultaneously depicts the history and inner psychology of the Chinese.
In China, where the curtain of socialism has been removed for a long time and facing a wind of change, it focuses on the psychology of the general individual rather than the overall society, revealing the self-portrait of Chinese and Chinese society.
The philosophical thoughts learned from the history of flexion contain the unique nuance of mainland China in the work.
Zhang Xiaogang's paintings have risen from Sotheby's to the highest price, and he has now grown into the most influential painter in China.
Along with Wang Kwang-yi, Yu Min-jun, and Pang Li-jun, he is considered one of the leading writers of China avant-garde.
Those who worked with writers who fled the country around the 1989 Tiananmen Square, isolated in China, satirized the political helplessness of their time with vain and cynical codes.