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Xu Jinghui (徐景辉)
Xu Jinghui – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Xu Jinghui is a Beijing calligrapher honoured with international awards, whose works blend classical tradition with contemporary expression. A vice-chairman of the Shijingshan District Calligraphers Association and an active cultural figure, he is known for fine calligraphy that serves both art and public life — from exhibitions
Wei Siqin (韦斯琴)
Wei Siqin – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Wei Siqin is one of China’s most admired female calligraphers — a National First-Class Artist, council member of the China Calligraphers Association and Vice-Chairman of the Anhui Provincial Calligraphers Association. Her writing is lyrical, elegant and full of quiet charm, earning her recognition as an outstanding representative
Zhang Weidong (张卫东)
Zhang Weidong – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Zhang Weidong is a council member of the China Calligraphers Association and Vice-Chairman of the Shanghai Calligraphers Association. A student of the celebrated master Liu Xiaoqing, he has been selected for more than forty national exhibitions and has won honours from the Lanting Award to the National
Wang Jiaxin (王家新)
Wang Jiaxin – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Wang Jiaxin is a leading figure of contemporary Chinese calligraphy — former Vice-Chairman of the China Calligraphers Association, Vice-Dean of the Calligraphy and Seal Carving Academy of the China National Academy of Painting, and a council member of the China Artists Association. His calligraphy combines classical depth
Guo Yongyan (郭永琰)
Guo Yongyan – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Guo Yongyan is a contemporary master who excels in calligraphy, large freehand flower-and-bird painting and poetry. A council member of the China Calligraphers Association, Chairman of the China Financial Calligraphers Association and Vice-Dean of the Li Keran Academy of Painting, he studied under the great Li Kuchan
Zhong Wenlong (钟文龙)
Zhong Wenlong – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Zhong Wenlong is a calligrapher dedicated to the classical regular-script tradition, trained under the renowned master Lu Zhongnan. His bold large-character writing (bangshu) combines disciplined Tang-dynasty structure with fluent, confident brushwork — and his works have been commissioned by UNESCO, Harvard University and major cultural institutions. Artist
Luo Meifu (罗美富)
Luo Meifu – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Luo Meifu is a Chinese calligrapher of rare diplomatic pedigree — former Director of the Foreign Affairs Department of the National Audit Office and former Vice-Chairman of the Central State Organs Calligraphers Association. He is best known for his distinctive ‘Chinese-English twin writing’, inscribing Chinese and English
Wu Qianqi (吴前琪)
Wu Qianqi – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Wu Qianqi is a versatile calligrapher of rare range — a winner of the Lanting Award, the highest honour in Chinese calligraphy, as well as a theorist and educator with more than twenty years of teaching experience. His art unites rigorous scholarship, assured technique and a deep
Fan Zeng: Master of Chinese Figure Painting and Poetry
Fan Zeng: Master of Chinese Figure Painting and Poetry Born on July 5, 1938, in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, Fan Zeng (courtesy name Shiyi, studio name Baochong Zhai) is one of China’s best-known painters, poets and classical scholars. His titles include lifetime researcher at the Chinese National Academy of Arts, lifetime professor and university trustee at
Ding Yi (丁毅)
Ding Yi – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Ding Yi is a calligrapher in the bold tradition of Yan Zhenqing’s regular script, whose writing is known for its vigour, grandeur and unrestrained spirit. Deeply influenced by the masters Wang Duo and Mi Fu, he writes with passionate freedom while remaining firmly rooted in classical discipline.
Dong Shujin (董树进)
Dong Shujin – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Dong Shujin is a Beijing calligrapher trained at the Tsinghua University Academy of Arts & Design, whose work bridges classical tradition and modern aesthetics. A graduate of the university’s advanced programme in Chinese calligraphy, he combines disciplined study of the ancients with a contemporary sensibility, earning him
Xuan Yin (玄印法师)
Xuan Yin – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Master Xuan Yin is a contemporary Buddhist monk-calligrapher who has inherited the celebrated “Hong Yi style” — the serene, austere calligraphy of the great modern monk-artist Hong Yi (Li Shutong). His work embodies the meeting of Chan Buddhism and calligraphy: quiet, pure and deeply contemplative. Artist Introduction
Qi Zhenjian (齐贞俭)
Qi Zhenjian – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Qi Zhenjian is a National First-Class Artist and designated supplier of Chinese state gifts, celebrated for his mastery of bangshu — the grand large-character calligraphy of plaques and monuments. His works, collected by the National Museum of China and presented to heads of state and foreign governments,
Liu Junjing (刘俊京)
Liu Junjing – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Liu Junjing is a council member of the China Calligraphers Association and Vice-Chairman of the Beijing Calligraphers Association, whose career combines classical calligraphy with the philosophy of health and wellness. His works have travelled into space aboard the Shenzhou VIII spacecraft and are collected by the Great
Zhu Fei (朱非)
Zhu Fei – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Zhu Fei is a Shaoxing calligrapher and publisher whose elegant running-regular script carries the refined spirit of the Jin and Tang dynasties. Vice-Chairman of the Chinese Collectors Association’s calligraphy committee and founder of the Shaoxing Painting and Calligraphy Society, he represents the scholarly, cultured tradition of China’s
Xu Yu (旭宇)
Xu Yu – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Xu Yu is a towering figure of Chinese cultural life — poet, essayist and calligrapher who served as Vice-Chairman of the China Calligraphers Association and was awarded the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Lifetime Achievement Award in 2024. His calligraphy carries the refined soul of
Han Jinshui (韩进水)
Han Jinshui – Chinese Calligrapher About the Artist Han Jinshui is a Beijing calligrapher renowned for his mastery of the Northern Wei stele style (weibei) — a powerful, angular script tradition prized for its archaic dignity. A specialist in this demanding style, he combines scholarly research with a mature, robust hand that has won national
Commissioned Calligraphy: 30 Content Ideas by Occasion
Commissioned Calligraphy: 30 Content Ideas by Occasion Choosing a calligrapher is only half the work — the content must fit the recipient and the occasion. The right phrase can carry a blessing, a value or a whole philosophy in a few characters. Below are thirty tested content ideas, grouped by theme. Classic Quotes from the
Chinese Art as Diplomatic Gifts: Themes & Etiquette
Chinese Art as Diplomatic Gifts: Themes & Etiquette When a gift must represent a nation, few things carry more weight than a work of calligraphy or ink painting. China has a long tradition of giving art as state gifts (guoli), choosing each theme for its cultural meaning and the message it sends. This guide shares
Yi Bingshou: 6 Characters Sold for ¥28.75M at Auction
Yi Bingshou: 6 Characters Sold for ¥28.75M at Auction What makes six written characters worth ¥28.75 million at auction? For collectors of Chinese calligraphy, the answer is a single name: Yi Bingshou (伊秉绶, 1754–1815), the Qing dynasty master whose clerical script has earned the nickname “king of the auction block.” In this article, we look



























