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The origins of Chinese calligraphy can be traced back to ancient times, with the earliest recognizable characters appearing on oracle bones from the Shang dynasty (1600–1046 BC).

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Calligraphy has for two millennia been considered the highest form of art in China. Wang’s screed is one of the finest and most famous examples. The original, completed in 353ad, is long vanished.

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Calligraphy has for two millennia been considered the highest form of art in China. Wang’s screed is one of the finest and most famous examples. The original, completed in 353 ad, is long vanished.

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In the heart of Chinese culture lies a profound appreciation for art in various forms, and one of the most captivating is hard pen calligraphy. This traditional practice is not merely about writing; ...

Whether through a classic brush and ink or a digital pen, calligraphy remains a vital part of Chinese culture, continuing to evolve while respecting its roots. As we dive deeper into the strokes that ...

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Peggy Ho, research fellow at Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Art Museum, explains how an ink rubbing of the ‘Stele for Xia Cheng’, attributed to Chinese calligrapher Cai Yong, changed her ...