Memorial Hall of World Photography Master Lang Jingshan.

👣The Lang Jingshan Memorial Hall is located in Lang Village in the ancient town of Lanxi Youbu in Jinhua. It was originally a ancestral hall donated by Mr. Lang. It is a Qing Dynasty building with three entrances and two patios, carved beams and painted buildings, and is antique. 👉The memorial hall displays the statue of Mr. Lang, his life introduction, historical materials and some photography works. It is simple and elegant, with a simple painting style and profound artistic conception. Just like the tall and proud "Blue Eyes" Ruan Ji and Nanshan Tao Qian standing under the pine fence and chrysanthemums, the breeze is on their sleeves and they are deep in their bones. Hidden in the green bamboo, the scenery is as light as an orchid, full of aloofness and reclusiveness. 🌟Features of Mr. Lang Jingshan’s photographic works: a collection of photography composed of multiple backgrounds, or using dry brushes, bamboo branches, etc., first drawing on the negative, and then photographing and superimposing the composite. His representative works include "Spring Trees and Wonderful Peaks", "Fairy Mountain Pavilions", "Hundred Cranes", "The Master in the Shade of Pines", etc. 📖Popular science about Lang Jingshan’s characters: Lang Jingshan (1892-1995), a native of Lilang Village, Youbu Town, Lanxi, Zhejiang, was the earliest photojournalist in China. Lang Jingshan used the alternating overlap of painting techniques and photographic darkroom exposure to create the art of "collection photography", which is unique in the world of photography. He has been passionate about photography throughout his life, and has exhibited more than 1,000 works in salon photography circles around the world.