Wang Xurun, born in March 1952 at the foot of Mount Tai Fat Peach Township, college culture, middle school member, joined the work in 1972, engaged in party affairs and political work for more than 30 years, has been in the first party school, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Training Center, Peking University Institute of Marxism-Leninism Institute of study, retired before the deputy secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Shandong Xinguo Coal and Power Company, political engineer.
Due to the influence of his family, Wang Xurun has loved calligraphy and painting since he was a child, and studied hard all his life under famous masters. He is now a member of the China Mao Ti Calligraphers and Painters Association, the honorary director of the Maogongshan Museum in Tai'an City, the vice president of the Taishan Planning Institute, the vice president of the Beijing Zhongyang Painting and Calligraphy Institute, the vice president of the Taishan Branch of the China Love Painting and Calligraphy Institute, and the president of the Tai'an Qingfeng Painting and Calligraphy Institute.
The 100-meter-long scroll of clean government culture written by Wang Xurun was reported by "China Discipline Inspection and Supervision News", "Tai'an**", Tai'an TV and many other **. Lishu is as stable as Mount Tai is engraved on Wenshan in Yunnan, and the book Fushou is engraved in the Fushou stele forest in Hubei, and some works have been introduced to more than a dozen countries in the United States, Europe and Asia, and many works have been collected by many cultural centers, museums, archives and celebrities. In 2010, he compiled and published the book "Virtue and Honesty and Diligent Government, Famous Sentences, Proverbs, Calligraphy and Painting".
Comrade Wang Xurun did not retire from retirement, contributed to the party and society, publicized the party's principles and lines in the form of calligraphy and painting, publicized the traditional culture and positive energy of the Chinese nation, and offered love to the society, which was well received by all walks of life.