Central Academy of Fine Arts
中央美术学院
The Central Academy of Fine Arts (中央美术学院) is a Beijing-based art institution where Ling Fan, founder and CEO of Tezign, once held a teaching position . In the Chinese tech and startup scene, it has surfaced as a venue for industry-art crossovers — most notably, Yang Qi of Game Science (the studio behind *Black Myth: Wukong*) delivered remarks there at a "Re-recognizing Games" art exhibition in 2018, where he described his team's decision to commit five years to building a single-player game . The academy also counts Chen Baoyang, a young teacher there, among figures active at the intersection of art and technology .
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Linear Capital-led angel round portfolio company Tezign's founder and CEO Fan Ling was named to the *Harvard Business Review* 2023 China New Growth · Pioneer list.
On December 8, the New Growth Night and 2023 New Growth Annual Ranking ceremony was held in Beijing, unveiling six major rankings: "Pioneer Figures," "New Business Evolution," "Technology Leadership," "Agile Teams," "Digital Pioneers," and "ESG Innovation Practice." **Fan Ling, founder and CEO of Tezign, was named to the "2023 China New Growth · Pioneer Figures" list for his leading business practices, intellectual sharpness, and commercial impact.**
