李巍 76岁，东方瑰宝艺术品有限公司 董事长，东方瑰宝（北京）文化创意有限公司董事长，舟山市政协委员.
●从业经历：
1、1965年参加中国人民解放军，曾任原兰州军区司令部某局副局长。
2、1997年注册兴办“三星堆名酒酒业公司”。1999年，澳门回归，推出大极品九九澳特纯，成为唯一的澳门回归纪念酒。
3、1989年开发制作洮砚，在日本东京、大阪展销，轰动日本。1993年将洮砚带到新加坡展览，又在当地引起轰动。
4、九十年代初创办了“东方瑰宝”这一品牌,以此为名先后创立：东方瑰宝(北京)艺术品有限公司、东方瑰宝(兰州)艺术品有限公司、东方瑰宝(银川)文物经营有限公司、东方瑰宝(银川)文物经营有限公司文物商店、东方瑰宝(香港)国际展览有限公司，并分别担任董事长一职。
5、上世纪七十年代, 李巍开始了藏传佛教艺术品的保护和收藏，藏品多为铜鎏金佛像，数量之多、种类之全、品质之高在国内外无人企及。
●社会活动：
（一）、捐赠
1、2009 年 4 月，李巍先生向中国国家博物馆捐赠 22 尊明、清时期珍贵金铜佛像及佛教法器，并在人民大会堂举行新闻发布会。
2、2015年一次性给普陀山捐赠的 500 尊佛像，之后又给普陀山捐赠231尊佛像，共计731尊。
3、2016年4月，李巍先生向吉林省博物院捐赠元、明、清时期金铜佛像各一尊。
（二）出版
1、2009 年, 由中华书局出版,故宫博物院和中国国家博物馆共同支持的大型图集《汉藏交融——金铜佛像集萃》一书向海内外公开发行。该书于 2010 年及2011年分别荣获中国政府设计及出版大奖，并被国家新闻出版总署作为重要馈赠礼品书籍。
2、2011 年《金铜佛像集萃》一书由北京故宫博物院紫禁城出版社出版发行，并纳入其“民间典藏”系列丛书。
3、2012 年，由众多专家学者编纂的学术类书籍《汉风藏韵—— 明清宫廷金铜佛像论集》由中华书局出版发行，并获得印制大奖。
4、2016年，依托 G20 展览，由中华书局同时出版发行《汉风藏韵——中国古代金铜佛像艺术》大型图集。
5、2017 年 9 月,由中华书局出版,故宫博物院和中国国家博物馆共同支持的大型图集《汉藏交融——金铜佛像集萃》被美国常春藤名校——哥伦比亚大学东亚文化 研究图书馆收录。至此，哈佛、耶鲁、宾夕法尼亚大学等共计六所常春藤名校图书馆均已收录了这本中国金铜佛造像的学术类书籍。
6、2023年，由文物出版社出版发行，李巍先生主编的《锦绣大千——中国古代织绣唐卡集珍》出版发行，同年荣获国家图书大奖“金牛杯”装帧设计金奖。
（三）、展览
1、2016 年 4 月,李巍先生在吉林省博物院举办“汉风藏韵——金铜佛像艺术展”，展览共展出了 99 尊元、明、清时期金铜佛像及佛教法器。
2、2016 年 8 月，杭州 G20 峰会期间,在浙江美术馆隆重举办“汉风藏韵——中国古代金铜佛像艺术特展”，共展出118尊元、明、 清时期金铜佛像及佛教法器。
3、2018 年 10 月，在北京西黄寺展出 17 件金铜佛像及佛教法器。
4、2021年，“汉风藏韵——李巍先生珍藏唐卡艺术展”在南宁开幕。
5、2023年11月，“菩提相好 千里同风——中国明清宫廷唐卡与金铜造像艺术特展”在上海金茂君悦大酒店隆重召开。。
6、2023年12月，三亚民间收藏中国古代艺术品展览。
（四）社会报道
1、2010 年，中央电视台四套国际频道的《国宝档案》栏目以《金铜佛像》为题，分上下两集对李巍先生的收藏进行报道。
2、2017年5月19日,北京日报刊登了题为《金铜佛像的汉风藏韵》的文章，报道了李巍先生保护和收藏佛像的经历。
3、2017 年 11 月，中央电视台发现之旅频道的《记录东方》栏目, 以“缘起佛像——李巍的收藏之路”为标题，用四集的篇幅详细的介绍了李巍先生的收藏生涯。
4、2018 年 6 月 28 日，香港文汇报正版刊登了题为“李巍——缘起佛像觅瑰宝 发心捐赠了夙愿”,详尽的介绍了李巍先生的收藏人生。
●社会荣誉：
“感动舟山十大人物”、“舟山市荣誉市民”称号。
Li Wei, aged 76, serves as Chairman of Oriental Treasure Art Co., Ltd., Chairman of Oriental Treasure (Beijing) Cultural Creative Co., Ltd., and member of the Zhoushan Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Career History: In 1965, he joined the People's Liberation Army and previously held the position of Deputy Director at a bureau under the former Lanzhou Military Region Command.
2. In 1997, the "Sanxingdui Famous Wine Company" was registered and established. In 1999, upon Macau's return to China, the company launched the premium product "Jiujiu Ao Te Chun," which became the exclusive commemorative wine for the event.
3. In 1989, Tao inkstones were developed and produced, exhibited in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, where they caused a sensation. In 1993, the inkstones were showcased in Singapore, again generating significant interest locally.
4. In the early 1990s, he founded the brand "Oriental Treasures" and subsequently established the following companies under this name: Oriental Treasures (Beijing) Art Products Co., Ltd., Oriental Treasures (Lanzhou) Art Products Co., Ltd., Oriental Treasures (Yinchuan) Cultural Relics Trading Co., Ltd., the cultural relics store of Oriental Treasures (Yinchuan) Cultural Relics Trading Co., Ltd., and Oriental Treasures (Hong Kong) International Exhibition Co., Ltd., serving as chairman of each respective company.
5. In the 1970s, Li Wei began preserving and collecting Tibetan Buddhist artworks, primarily gilded bronze Buddha statues. Their sheer quantity, comprehensive variety, and exceptional quality remain unparalleled both domestically and internationally.
●Social Activities: (I) Donations: 1. In April 2009, Mr.Li Wei donated 22 precious gold and bronze Buddhist statues and ritual objects from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the China National Museum, and held a press conference at the Great Hall of the People. 2. In 2015, he donated 500 Buddha statues to Putuoshan in one batch, followed by an additional donation of 231 statues, totaling 731 statues.
3. In April 2016, Mr.Li Wei donated one gold and one bronze Buddhist statue each from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties to the Jilin Provincial Museum.
(II) Publication: In 2009, the large-scale illustrated collection Han-Tibetan Integration: A Collection of Bronze and Gold Buddha Statues, published by Zhonghua Book Company with joint support from the Palace Museum and China National Museum, was released nationwide. The book won the Chinese Government Design and Publishing Awards in 2010 and 2011 respectively, and was designated as a significant gift publication by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
2. The book Collection of Golden and Copper Buddha Statues was published in 2011 by the Forbidden City Publishing House under the Palace Museum in Beijing, and included in its "Private Collections" series.
3. In 2012, the academic book Han Feng Cang Yun: A Collection of Essays on Gold and Bronze Buddhist Statues in Ming and Qing Imperial Courts, compiled by numerous experts and scholars, was published by Zhonghua Book Company and won a major printing award. 4. In 2016, leveraging the G20 exhibition, Zhonghua Book Company simultaneously released the large-scale illustrated collection Han Feng Cang Yun: The Art of Ancient Gold and Bronze Buddhist Statues in China.
5. In September 2017, the large-scale illustrated collection Han-Tibetan Integration: A Collection of Bronze and Gold Buddha Statues, published by Zhonghua Book Company and jointly supported by the Palace Museum and China National Museum, was included in the East Asian Culture Research Library at Columbia University, a prestigious Ivy League institution in the United States. As of this point, six Ivy League libraries—including those at Harvard, Yale, and the University of Pennsylvania—have all acquired this academic work on Chinese bronze and gold Buddha statues.
6. In 2023, the book "Jinxiu Daqian – A Collection of Ancient Chinese Weaving and Embroidery Thangkas," edited by Mr.Li Wei and published by Cultural Relics Publishing House, was released and won the Gold Award for Book Design at the National Book Award "Golden Ox Cup" in the same year.
(3) Exhibitions: In April 2016, Mr.Li Wei organized the exhibition "Han Style and Tibetan Charm – Gold and Bronze Buddha Statues Art Exhibition" at the Jilin Provincial Museum, featuring 99 gold and bronze Buddha statues as well as Buddhist ritual objects from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.
2. In August 2016, during the Hangzhou G20 Summit, the special exhibition "Han Style and Cultural Charm – China's Ancient Gold and Bronze Buddhist Statues" was grandly held at the Zhejiang Art Museum, featuring a total of 118 gold and bronze Buddhist statues and ritual objects from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.
3. In October 2018,17 gold and bronze Buddhist statues along with ritual objects were exhibited at Xihuang Temple in Beijing.
4. In 2021, the exhibition "Han Style and Tibetan Charm: Mr.Li Wei's Collection of Thangka Art" opened in Nanning.
5. In November 2023, the special exhibition "Bodhi Beauty, Shared Charm Across Thousands of Miles – China's Ming and Qing Dynasty Court Tangka and Gold-Copper Statuary Art" was grandly held at Shanghai Jinmao Junyue Hotel.
6. In December 2023, an exhibition of ancient Chinese artworks was held at a private collection in Sanya.
(4) Media Coverage 1. In 2010, the "National Treasure Archive" program on CCTV-4 International Channel featured a two-part report titled "The Golden and Bronze Buddha Statues," detailing Mr.Li Wei's collection.
2. On May 19,2017, the Beijing Daily published an article titled "The Han-style Elegance and Tibetan Charm of the Gold and Copper Buddha Statues," which recounted Mr.Li Wei's efforts in preserving and collecting these Buddhist statues.
3. In November 2017, CCTV's Discovery Channel program "Documenting the East," under the title "The Origin of Buddhist Statues: Li Wei's Collection Journey," featured a four-episode series detailing Mr.Li Wei's collecting career.
4. On June 28,2018, the Hong Kong Wen Wei Po published a full-page article titled "Li Wei: From Discovering Buddhist Statues to Seeking Treasures, He Voluntarily Donated His Long-cherished Aspiration," providing a detailed account of Mr.Li Wei's collecting journey.
●Social Honors: Awarded the titles of "Top Ten People Who Moved Zhoushan" and "Honorary Citizen of Zhoushan City".（来自智能翻译）
