曾祥熙（1940—），海南人，笔名璞石。我国著名画家，国家一级美术师，不少作品被毛主席纪念堂、中南海紫光阁、中央军委大楼、中国文联大厦等机关单位收藏。[1]曾任海南省美协一届、二届主席，中国美协理事。1940年出生于海南琼海；1959年考入广州美术学院中国画系，曾师从关山月、 黎雄才、陈金章诸名师；1964年毕业后，曾在文化馆、中学任职；1984年起在海南群众艺术馆任美术组组长、副馆长、馆长；1989年任海南美协筹备组副组长；1992年当选为海南省第一届美协主席，并任海南画院副院长，同年获省政府“有突出贡献优秀专家”和国家文化部“优秀专家”称号；1996年获国务院特殊津贴专家待遇，同年被选为海南省第二届美协主席、省文联副主席；1997年出席第五次全国文联代表大会；1998年出席第五届中国美术家代表大会，当选为中国美协理事。作品《风影》、《平湖春月》、《椰颂》入选七届、八届、九 届全国美展，作品曾在日本、韩国、香港、澳门等国家和地区展出。

 Zeng Xiangxi (1940 -), Hainan native, pen name Pushi. Our country's famous painter, national first-class artist, many works are collected by Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Zhongnanhai Ziguang Pavilion, the Central Military Commission Building, the Chinese Federation Building and other organs. [1] He was the first and second chairman of the Hainan Association of American Arts and the director of the Chinese Association of American Arts. Born in Qionghai, Hainan in 1940, he was admitted to the Department of Chinese Painting of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1959. He was once a teacher of Guan Shanyue, Li Xiongcai and Chen Jinzhang. After graduation in 1964, he worked in cultural museums and middle schools. Since 1984, he has served as the chairman, vice-curator and curator of the fine arts group in Hainan Mass Art Museum; and in 1989, he has served as the vice-group of the preparatory group of In 1992, he was elected Chairman of the First Association of Fine Arts of Hainan Province and Vice-President of Hainan Painting Academy. In the same year, he was awarded the title of "Outstanding Expert with Outstanding Contribution" by the provincial government and "Outstanding Expert" by the Ministry of Culture of China. In 1996, he was awarded the special allowance of the State Council and was elected Chairman of the Second Association of Fine Arts of Hainan Province and Vice-Chairman of the Provincial Arts Federation in the same year. He attended the Fifth National Conference of the Chinese Arts Federation in 7 years, and the Fifth Congress of Chinese Artists in 1998, and was elected as the director of the Chinese Association of Arts. The works Wind and Shadow, Pinghu Spring Moon and Coconut Ode were selected for the 7th, 8th and 9th National Art Exhibitions. The works were exhibited in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Macao and other countries and regions.