Where was Li Haiqing born?

Li Haiqing was born in February 1946, male, Han nationality, from Peng 'an, Sichuan. Party member, CPC. He overcame all the difficulties. Without darkroom, camera and magnifying glass, he opened a military photo studio by himself. Because of his simplicity, frugality and hard work, he took some photos reflecting the construction of the army and won the trust and support of officers and men.

Chinese name: Li Haiqing.

Nationality: People's Republic of China (PRC) (China).

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Place of birth: Peng 'an, Sichuan

Date of birth:1Feb. 946

Occupation: reporter, photographer

Faith: communism

Representative works: Young county magistrate, hello, Grandpa of the Red Army, on Honghu Lake today.

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Li Haiqing, 1946 was born in Peng 'an, Sichuan in February. Party member, CPC.

The life of the character

1970 cultural news officer of propaganda department of Hubei Military Region. 1983 Deputy Political Commissar of the People's Armed Forces Department of Xiangyang County, Hubei Province and Director of the Political Department of Xiangfan Army Reserve Division 1 regiment. 1984 was in charge of the video room in the provincial military region, 1988 was transferred to other jobs as the video team leader at the deputy department level. 199 1 with the consent of the heads of the political department and the military region, I have asked for sick leave. Director of Hubei Branch of China Photographers Association, member of China Photographers Association and director of Hubei News Photographers Association. Li Haiqing was born in a poor family in a township. Since 1968 worked as a projectionist in a certain regiment of Yunnan frontier defense, he began to have a strong interest in art and photography. Usually write logo in the club, decorate the venue, beautify the camp environment and other art work; Try to put a good movie for the troops at night and never make mistakes; In his spare time, he volunteered to take pictures of border guards with the seagull 4A camera issued to him by the regiment. When I first started photography, I mainly took black and white photos. He overcame all the difficulties. Without darkroom, camera and magnifying glass, he opened a military photo studio by himself. Because of his simplicity, frugality and hard work, he took some photos reflecting the construction of the army and won the trust and support of officers and men. 1969, he was named a member of the communist youth league and attended the meeting of military learning activists in Mao Zedong. Since 1970, I have participated in the black-and-white and color photography classes held by the former Wuhan Military Region twice. From then on, he made up his mind to do a good job in news photography and take more weighty news photos for the party newspaper. As an army photographer, he has traveled almost step by step to the troops stationed in Hubei and the county people's armed forces department. The typical figures and advanced deeds of army officers and soldiers, militia, demobilized soldiers and reserve construction were interviewed and reported, and thousands of news pictures were taken and published in various newspapers and graphic magazines all over the country. A total of 138 works were selected for national, military and provincial photography exhibitions, among which 56 works won various awards. No pains, no gains. Since he began to engage in photography reporting, he has been paying attention to editing and pasting valuable art materials, binding them into scrapbooks, which are often used for study and research, and become information cards to improve his business, thus broadening his knowledge. During his days in Japan and China, he wrote down his own experience: "Photographers in the army must do the following: First, learn from their comrades-in-arms with an open mind, who have rich and valuable experience; Second, we should often go to grass-roots companies, where there are inexhaustible report materials; Third, we must carefully analyze the current policy situation in order to open up creative ideas and have the greatest chance of success. " For more than 20 years, due to his efforts, his photography skills have reached a deep level, and he has shot many excellent works, such as Young County Magistrate, Honghu Lake Today, Hello Grandpa of the Red Army, Leopard Hero Chen Chuanxiang, Today after graduation, Transporting the Wounded, Visiting the Old Farmer, Descendants of the Dragon and Alarm Sound. 1979' s special report on the scenery of Gulongzhong and Chibi was published in Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po. 1985 organized the video feature film "Welcome to Retired Soldiers" and "Yuan Ye Notes" which won the excellent feature film award and the third prize of Guangzhou Military Region. Some of his works were included in China Militia Painting Collection. Li Haiqing's news photos and works of art can keep up with the current situation, reflect distinct themes, various forms, vivid and touching, have a strong flavor of army life and local color, and truly record the heroic features of army life and militia from different angles, which has played a role in boosting the morale of officers and soldiers and young militia in the whole region. Because of his remarkable photographic achievements, he was repeatedly commended by the political department and won the third-class merit. 1988 was selected in China Photographers Dictionary, and 1999 was selected in China Photographers Complete Works.