by Zhao Xinyi 1002580991, Lian Siyu 1002475783

Che Yixuan 1002581203, Ma Yuyuan 1002580894 Qu Yile 1002579246

Kuala Lumpur——Calligraphy is not only a traditional Chinese visual art, but also a living carrier of thousands of years of Chinese culture. In this interview, we talked with a professional calligraphy artist who devotes himself to inheriting and promoting traditional calligraphy culture. The artist shared his journey of studying calligraphy, his understanding of traditional culture, and his persistence in cultural inheritance in the modern era.

The calligraphy artist demonstrates basic writing strokes and explains the essentials of traditional calligraphy.

The artist has been immersed in calligraphy practice for many years. From rigid basic stroke training to free artistic creation, he has experienced the charm and hardship of this traditional art. He pointed out that calligraphy is far more than beautiful handwriting. Every stroke, structure and layout
embodies Chinese aesthetics, philosophy and inner temperament.

A close-up view of the artist’s finished calligraphy work showing neat and elegant traditional writing style.

In an era dominated by digital typing, traditional handwriting is gradually fading. However, the artist insists that calligraphy should never be forgotten. He believes that inheriting calligraphy is inheriting the root and soul of Chinese traditional culture. He also encourages young people to slow down, feel the power of traditional art, and connect modern life with classic culture.

The artist shares his years of learning experience and insights on cultural inheritance during the interview

Through this interview, we deeply realize the value of traditional calligraphy art. The artist’s persistence and enthusiasm have inspired us to pay more attention to traditional culture and take the initiative to inherit it.

Traditional writing tools including brush, ink, paper and inkstone, the classic carrier of Chinese calligraphy art.