画家+藏家蔡於良 方寸徽章见战争岁月

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the collection of approximately 2000 badges by artist and collector Cai Yuliang, which serve as historical artifacts reflecting the changes and characteristics of different eras, particularly focusing on the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War [10]. Group 1: Collection Background - Cai Yuliang's interest in badges began in his childhood, influenced by his interactions with soldiers of the People's Liberation Army [11]. - After graduating from Guangdong Craft Art School in 1977, Cai worked in various art-related positions and gradually developed a passion for collecting badges, amassing a significant collection over time [12]. - The collection primarily consists of badges awarded by the Communist Party across various periods and battles, often made of gold and silver with exquisite craftsmanship [12]. Group 2: Acquisition and Sharing - Cai Yuliang acquires badges through antique markets, exchanges with fellow collectors, and online purchases, having obtained over 300 rare badges from various sources [12][13]. - He actively participates in exhibitions and educational events, lending his collection to museums, which have attracted significant visitor numbers [13]. - To broaden access to his collection, Cai has created an online platform to showcase the badges along with their historical context, compiling this information into a book titled "Tianxiang Pavilion Badge Collection Appreciation and Research" [13].