What does Mo Chuan mean?

Mo Chuan is short for calligrapher and photographer Wu Guoqing.

Mo Chuan was born in 1965 in Hengshui, Hebei. Engaged in calligraphy, painting and calligraphy, graduated from correspondence university, studied under the famous calligrapher Mr. Yang Zaichun, and is a member of the Royal Photography Society. The work "Dong Fangbubai" was collected by the Beijing Organizing Committee for the 2008 Olympic Games, and the work "Sunset in Yuyuan Garden" won the finalist prize in the International Photography Competition.

Photography is good at people, landscapes, animals, still life, activities, folk customs and so on. I also took a lot of beautiful works. Most of the works are collected by the art museum, and a few of them win prizes, but this is a great affirmation of Wu Guoqing and a cornerstone of Wu Guoqing's progress. Wu Guoqing himself is relatively low-key and devoted to his works, so he is respected by many people.

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Mo Chuan now refers to the three northeastern provinces and Inner Mongolia. It is also the place north of Xinchuan in the costume drama "Qing Qing Bao" and Mo Chuan ruled by a generous nomadic people. Mo Chuan drinks in a big bowl, eats meat in a big mouth, takes eagles as gods, and has fertile black land, just like the ancient land full of Mongolian customs, that is, today's three northeastern provinces and Inner Mongolia.

Mo Chuan is used as a person's name, which means brilliant, quiet and beautiful, well-read and well-proportioned. From the ancient poem "Give the Source to the Pavilion Old Hou". I remember the good times of Qingming, watching cherry blossoms on the east coast of Mochuan. Ink refers to poetry or calligraphy and painting, while Sichuan refers to rivers. Nowadays, it is mostly used to describe literati, and also refers to people with rich cultural connotations.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Mo Chuan.