Two Ancient Poems Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Tan Ruoling China-Arab Relations Excerpt Translation (from Ouyang Xiu’s

Excerpt Translation (from Ouyang Xiu’s The Drunkard’s Pavilion):“

Jiang Cheng Zi — Ten Years of Life and Death Are Distant and Dim• Script style: Kaishu (Regular Script)• Material: Calligraphy on decorative Chu Jian stationery• Size: 18 × 8 cm• Artist: Li Wei

望天门山 Looking at Tianmen Mountain

DescriptionThis running script couplet by Zhao Liping advocates openness and harmony in human interactions

Seeing Lu Shaoqing Drinking in Youmei Hall and Teasing Him with a Poem” rendered in Clerical Script (Li Shu) by artist Zhai Xilong from Shandong

Two Ancient Poems Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Tan Ruoling China-Arab Relations Excerpt Translation (from Ouyang Xiu’sDescriptionThis hard pen calligraphy piece by Tan Ruoling, from Beijing, China, presents two well known ancient Chinese poems. Written in neat regular script (Kaishu), the calligraphy demonstrates clarity and balance, showing the young calligraphers patience and perseverance in practicing traditional writing. The poems emphasize the value of diligence and early study, reminding readers that youth is the best time for learning. Through this