“One of the Fifty-Five Poems in Praise of Ancient Times (No. 1)” Han Slip Script by Shen Hongxia Dragon Soars Over the Nine Continents Sharjah Calligraphy Museum, UAE | August 2024 Nature Imagery Description:This original handwritten work by

Description:This original handwritten work by Yang Huijun presents an excerpt from the classical Chinese calligraphy text The Twelve Chapters on the Momentum of Brushwork (《笔势论十二章并序》)

This work by Li Wei is a refined tracing of “The Letter of Roaming Eyes” (《游目帖》)

Fangshan (2020)

China)Collection: Student workRemark: One-of-a-kind hand-carved seal

and a council member of the Zhifu District Calligraphers Association

“One of the Fifty-Five Poems in Praise of Ancient Times (No. 1)” Han Slip Script by Shen Hongxia Dragon Soars Over the Nine Continents Sharjah Calligraphy Museum, UAE | August 2024 Nature Imagery Description:This original handwritten work byDescription: This work transcribes a poem by Shi Shaotan of the Song dynasty, the first of Fifty Five Poems in Praise of Ancient Times. The poem celebrates the beauty of each season spring with flowers, autumn with the moon, summer with cool breezes, and winter with snow. Its central message is a philosophy of contentment: when the mind is free from idle worries, every season becomes a good season in life. Written in Han Slip Script, the calligraphy