Chinese calligraphy (中国书法) is the writing of Chinese characters as a visual art form based on the use of ink brushes.
This has been widely practiced in China and across East Asia. Calligraphy is considered as one of the best pastimes of ancient Chinese scholars, along with painting and playing stringed musical instruments.
Chinese calligraphy and ink painting have a long history of close relationship because both are using similar tools and techniques.
Wednesday 27 May 2020
Calligraphy 73 - Without Compulsion, Wu Song Would Not Have Killed The Tiger (Wu Song is one of the Heroes in the classic novel, Water Margin. The saying refers to a situation when one is forced to carry out desperate action )
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