Cheng Mao-Hung was born in Xinchu, Taiwan in 1934. Cheng moved to Taipei, and studying alone apprenticed with Lioa The-Cheng, and Chang Yi-Xun. In 1950, Cheng was admitted to the Taipei Normal College, Group of Art. In his leisure time, he studied books about arts, color, composition, etc. Cheng Mao-Huang began to teach art in 1954, and at the same time continued to paint, practicing various techniques diligently. Cheng also traveled to Europe, Japan and the United States visiting museums frequently. Cheng's works integrate the East and West, representing a romantic sense. He has received numerous awards in Provincial Exhibitions, National Oil Exhibitions, the Taiyang Exhibition, and Taipei Municipal Exhibitions. Cheng Mao-Huang is currently a professional painter based in both the United States and Taipei.

Cheng Maohuang was born in Taiwan. Cheng Maohuang graduated from the Taiwan Provincial Hsinchu Provincial Normal College. He won a prize of excellence at the Taiwan Teacher Art Show in 1968, which encouraged him to devote himself to create oil paintings.

In the 1970s, Cheng's works has won many important awards, including the Golden Prizes of the 38th and 40th Taiyang Fine Arts Exhibition. He held the first solo exhibition at Nation Taiwan Museum in 1981, and his work "Rustic Fun" has been collected by Taiwan Museum of Art in 1988.