Li Zhihe

Li Zhihe

Li Zhihe, female, is an associate research librarian of the Institute of music, Chinese Academy of Arts. She is engaged in the research of music materials. She is mainly engaged in the collection and retrieval of national key scientific research projects, including 15 volume "history of Chinese art" and 14 volume "collection of Chinese music cultural relics" and other scientific research projects.

Profile

Li Zhihe, female, was born on April 17, 1938 in Anyi, Shanxi Province. In 1958, he graduated from the Vocal Music Department of Xi'an Conservatory of music. He was an actor in Gansu drama troupe, a music teacher in Pingliang District art school and Pingliang No.6 middle school. He has been engaged in data research in the Institute of fine arts and the Institute of music. He is mainly engaged in the collection and retrieval of national key scientific research projects, including 15 volumes of Chinese art history and 14 volumes of Chinese music cultural relics, as well as other scientific research projects. He has been to more than 70 museums and cultural administration offices in 15 provinces, cities and autonomous regions to investigate, collect and photograph 1000 pieces of ancient stone, bone, jade, pottery and rock paintings. Completed a large number of original art literature, pictures sorting, editing, research and other work. For the Gansu volume of the great collection of Chinese musical relics, Zeng went to Gansu four times, covering all the major grottoes, temples, cultural and Museum units in the province, and conducting general survey, shooting, sound measurement and recording of ancient music objects and music images.

Main achievements

The original volume of the history of Chinese art served as the plate, compiled 496 pictures, and completed 30000 words of picture description;

Ancient jade and the art of bone carving in Hemudu, published in folk literature, No. 4, 8 and 11, 1984;

"The first forms of primitive painting in China", edited by the dictionary "three hundred topics of ancient art", published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in 1989;

He wrote more than 60000 words of data for "Chinese Artist Award winner qionglin" and "Chinese art dictionary";

As the deputy editor in chief of Gansu volume of Chinese music and cultural relics, he edited 522 pictures and independently completed 80000 words of entries. The book was published by elephant publishing house in September 1998.