吴团良，字凯健，别名艾谢金·团良，内蒙古人，达斡尔族。1976年毕业于黑龙江省艺术学校舞美专业，结业于中央美术学院国画系、加山又造日本画高研班。现为中国美术家协会会员，中国当代工笔画学会理事，黑龙江省美术家协会主席，黑龙江省政协委员，国家一级美术师，黑龙江省美术馆专职画家，享受国务院特殊津贴。2007年开始担任黑龙江省美术家协会主席作品曾多次参加国内外大型画展，入选第六、七、八届全国美展和历届全国工笔大展并获奖。《美术》、《人民日报》、《中国报道》、《国画家》，香港《美术家》，台湾《封侯笔记》等刊物曾辟专栏作画家评价。曾多次在日本、新加坡、美国等国家和港台等地区举办个人画展和联展。出版多种个人画集，入选《现代中国美术史》、《中国工笔画选集》、《世界华人美术家》、《中国当代美术》、《科学中国人》等多部大型画集和艺术家名人辞典。 1992年，获国际水墨画大展金奖。 1993年，参加香港国际艺术博览会。 1994年，应邀赴台湾参加“海峡两岸美加三区现代水墨画邀请展”和理论研究会。 1994年，获加拿大国际水墨画大赛银奖。 1996年，中央电视台播出《东方之子——当代工笔画家吴团良》专题节目。 1997年，参加文化部举办的《国际扇面展》。 1997年，被中国文联评为“中国画坛百杰”。 1999年，出版个人论著《名家画马》。 1999年，作品《暖冬》入选“全国第九届美展”。 2001年，作品《风雪牧马图》参加由文化部、中国美协举办的《百年中国画大展》。 2002年，作品《悠悠大漠》获《西部辉煌》全国中国画展银奖。 2002年，出版吴团良《中国画名家民族风情》系列个人画集。 2002年，系列作品编入由中国美术出版总社出版的《中国当代画马名家》。 2002年，中央电视台播出《西部风情》画家介绍。 2002年，由黑龙江电视台播出《龙江风——工笔画家吴团良》专题节目。 2002年，赴京举办由蒙古国驻华大使馆主办的《祈祷和平——吴团良画展》。 2003年，《草原月夜》等系列作品参加中国美术馆纪念建馆40周年而举办的《开族的时代》邀请展，并参加研讨会。

 Wu Tuanliang, Kaijian, alias Aixiejin Tuanliang, Inner Mongolian, Daur nationality. Graduated from Heilongjiang Art School in 1976, majoring in dance and beauty. Graduated from the Department of Traditional Chinese Painting of the Central Academy of Fine Arts and the advanced course of Japanese Painting in Jiashan. Now he is a member of China Artists Association, director of China Contemporary Fine Brushwork Association, chairman of Heilongjiang Artists Association, member of Heilongjiang Political Consultative Conference, national first-class artist and full-time painter of Heilongjiang Art Museum, and enjoys special allowance from the State Council. Since 2007, as chairman of Heilongjiang Artists Association, his works have participated in many large-scale paintings exhibitions at home and abroad, and were selected in the 6th, 7th and 8th National Art Exhibitions and successive National Fine Brushwork Exhibitions and won prizes. "Fine Arts", "People's Daily", "China Reporting", "Chinese Painters", "Artists" in Hong Kong, and "Notes on the Marquis of Taiwan" and other publications have created columns to evaluate painters. He has held many individual and joint exhibitions in Japan, Singapore, the United States and Hong Kong and Taiwan. Publishing a variety of personal collections, selected in the "History of Modern Chinese Art", "Selected Chinese Fine Brushwork", "World Chinese Artists", "Contemporary Chinese Art", "Scientific Chinese" and many other large-scale collection of paintings and artist celebrity dictionaries. In 1992, he won the gold medal of the International Ink and Wash Painting Exhibition. In 1993, he participated in the Hong Kong International Art Fair. In 1994, he was invited to Taiwan to attend the "Invitation Exhibition of Modern Ink Painting in the Three Regions of the United States and Canada on both sides of the Taiwan Straits" and the theoretical research institute. In 1994, he won the silver prize of Canadian International Ink and Wash Painting Competition. In 1996, CCTV broadcasted the special program "The Son of the East - Wu Tuanliang, a contemporary fine brushwork painter". In 1997, he participated in the International Fan Fair organized by the Ministry of Culture. In 1997, he was awarded "Baijie in Chinese Painting Circle" by the Chinese Federation of Literary Sciences. In 1999, he published his personal monograph The Master Painted Horse. In 1999, Warm Winter was selected as the Ninth National Art exhibition. In 2001, the work Wind and Snow Herding Horse Tu participated in the Hundred Years Chinese Painting Exhibition organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Chinese Association of Arts. In 2002, the work "Long Desert" won the silver prize of "Western Glory" National Chinese Painting Exhibition. In 2002, Wu Tuanliang's National Customs of Chinese Painters series was published. In 2002, the series of works were included in the famous horse painter of contemporary China, published by China Art Publishing General Agency. In 2002, CCTV broadcasted the introduction of the painter of "Western Style". In 2002, Heilongjiang TV broadcasted the special program "Longjiang Feng - Wu Tuanliang, a fine brushwork painter". In 2002, he went to Beijing to hold an exhibition of "Praying for Peace - Wu Tuanliang's Paintings" sponsored by the Mongolian Embassy in China. In 2003, "Moon Night on the Grassland" and other works participated in the invitation exhibition of "Kaizu Era" held by the Chinese Art Museum in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Museum, and also participated in the seminar.