“A Gift for Wu Yongqing of Xin’an at the End of the Year” Clerical Script by Li Faren Dragon Soars Over the Nine Continents Sharjah Calligraphy Museum, UAE | August 2024 Flower and Bird ” The work paints a

” The work paints a majestic landscape

The poem humorously reflects on friendship

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Known for combining classical scholarship with vigorous calligraphy

Executed in Seal Script (Zhuan Shu)

“A Gift for Wu Yongqing of Xin’an at the End of the Year” Clerical Script by Li Faren Dragon Soars Over the Nine Continents Sharjah Calligraphy Museum, UAE | August 2024 Flower and Bird ” The work paints aDescription: This work transcribes A Gift for Wu Yongqing of Xinan at the End of the Year by Ming dynasty calligrapher and scholar Wang Weijian. The poem expresses friendship, gratitude, and the sentiment of sending blessings during the years end. Rendered in Clerical Script (Li Shu), the piece exhibits dignified strokes and steady structure, embodying the grace and strength characteristic of the Han style clerical hand. The brushwork combines