Qigong
Qigong was a Chinese painter, historian and calligrapher (1912–2005). He was born in Beijing and died in Peking University First Hospital.
Also recorded as Qi Gong · xing Aixinjueluo · zi Yuanbo · Shaowen, Changqing bieshu Yuanbai
Qigong
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- Born
- 1912 · Beijing.
- Died
- 2005 · Peking University First Hospital.
- Nationality
- People's Republic of China
- Occupation
- painter · historian · calligrapher
- Education
- Beijing Huiwen Middle School · Beijing Normal University
- Languages
- Chinese
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Qigong was a Chinese painter, historian and calligrapher (1912–2005). He was born in Beijing and died in Peking University First Hospital.
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1912
Qigong born at Beijing.
2005
Qigong died at Peking University First Hospital.
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The authorities additionally record the headings Qi Gong, xing Aixinjueluo, zi Yuanbo, Shaowen, Changqing bieshu Yuanbai and Ch'i Kung. His recorded language was Chinese. He was the child of Heng Tong.
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