Huaicun's World​

About Huaicun

Huaicun Zhang, Tu Ethnic Minority, British Chinese, Member of the Royal Society of British Artists. Huaicun’s traditional Chinese paintings, oil paintings and calligraphy have been exhibited in Hongkong, Macau, Seoul, Tokyo, New York, Paris and other cities, with her works collected by international organisations as well as private collectors.

She is also a prolific poet and writer, a member of the Chinese Writers’ Association. Her children literature includes Pencil Tree, One Snowflake, The Oasis in My Heart, The Red House, On the Train of Autumn, Space of Freedom, Huaicun and Her Friends, Listening to the Flower Bloom, has been published in China and On the train of Autumn won the Bing Xin Children’s Literature Award in China. Her translations of The Sun on the Tree, The Red Tiles, My Name is Bob, BBC Nation’s Favourite Poetry about Childhood and her illustrations in these books and poetry selections often found very characteristic.

Huaicun explores the collision of ideas and thoughts in the translation of children's works

Based on her personal experience over the years in translating children’s works, Zhang Huaichun explores the collision of ideas and thoughts in the translation of children’s works. She believes that in the process of translating works, the collision of ideas between different cultures is a very common phenomenon. Translators need to face the differences in language, ideas, and values between different cultures, and these differences inevitably have a great impact on the quality and accuracy of the translation.

Huaicun Zhang attended the opening of the Royal Society of British Artists 200th anniversary exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London. During the event, Zhang expressed her admiration for the artwork of Guy Portelli, specifically his sculpture entitled “Bowie: Inner Circle”.

Solo Exhinbition - 'Blossom'

This exhib­i­tion will bring a selec­tion of her tra­di­tional Chinese ink paint­ings, oil paint­ings and chil­dren’s illus­trated books. Her poetic art­works using lotuses, plums, and trees com­ple­ment them­selves eleg­antly and vig­or­ously on spe­cial Xuan paper. Apart from the stun­ning images, each blos­som has an unyield­ing and determ­ined char­ac­ter. Just like any human being. Just like you and I.

ART AND MACALLAN WHISKY