Zhang Dai-Chien (Chang Dai-Chien), male, from Neijiang, Sichuan, was born in Panyu, Guangdong Province on May 10, 1899, and was born in a scholarly family in Anliangli, Central District, Neijiang City, Sichuan Province. He is a Chinese ink painter and calligrapher. In the 1950s, Zhang Daqian traveled the world and gained a huge international reputation. He was praised by the Western art circle as the "Oriental Brush" and was also known as "the painter who copied the most famous paintings in the world." He and his second brother Zhang Shanzi Kunzhong founded the "Dafengtang School", which is the most legendary ink-splash painter in the Chinese painting circle of the 20th century. Especially in landscape painting. After living abroad, he combined painting style and writing, emphasized color and ink, especially splashed ink and splashed color, which created a new artistic style. Because his poetry, calligraphy and painting are as famous as Qi Baishi and Pu Xinshe, they are also called together. It is named "Southern Zhangbeiqi" and "Southern Zhangbeipu". It is as famous as Huang Junbi and Pu Xinshe as the "Three Families Crossing the Sea". He has a big beard in his twenties, which has become a unique symbol of Zhang Daqian's future.