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The work of St. Louis Chinese-American painter Liu Sun is on the first day cover of the US Postal Service

This article reports by reporter Phil Zhang On January 20, the day of the presidential inauguration, the first day cover of the US National Postal Service was issued. St. Louis Chinese-American painter Liu Sun presented the image of Trump as a tenacious fighter fighting for his ideals through his brush, winning over many competitors and appearing on the first day cover. Liu Sun was honored for this historic contribution.
Liu Sun captured and conveyed the spirit of the characters at a special moment, giving the painting a profound historical significance. The National Postal Service selected Liu Sun's work, which is not only a tribute to Trump's spirit, but also a high recognition of Liu Sun's artistic talent and historical perspective.
The work has become part of the first day cover design, which means that the painter's creation has transcended the scope of personal art and entered the field of national commemoration and public memory.
Liu Sun's success highlights the important role of art in politics, culture and history.
This is not only his personal honor, but also a representative case of the Chinese artist group shining on the international stage, symbolizing the ever-expanding influence of Chinese artists in mainstream society.