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Too lazy to drink from the jade flask on the sandy shore
and the ear listens not to noise
” represents one of the foundational masterpieces of Chinese calligraphy in the Wei-Jin period
About the Artist :Li Guoquan
China) presents Zhuge Liang’s “Letter of Advice to My Son”
Self-composed poetry “Praise of Calligraphy” “Emulate the proud spirit of the plum blossom amidst the snow”Regular Script by Yin Fanjia Resistance and Humility Too lazy to drink fromThis large format calligraphy work features two original poems composed and written by the artist Yin Fanjia in regular script. The first poem, Praise of Calligraphy, celebrates calligraphy as an intangible cultural heritage that bridges the ancient and the modern, blending strength with grace and embodying the spiritual essence of traditional Chinese culture. The second poem, Emulate the Proud Spirit of the Plum Blossom Amidst the Snow, reflects on
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