Hand-painted Calligraphy — “Passing with the Spring Breeze” | Chu Jian Collection Chinese Brush Art imparting an air of solemn

imparting an air of solemn elegance

from Qingyang

Text: Two poems (Qing Yu An and Shi Zhou Yin) from the Song dynasty

The piece transcribes Zheng Banqiao’s famous poem “Bamboo and Rock” (竹石)

His works have won multiple awards and been featured in newspapers and magazines

Hand-painted Calligraphy — “Passing with the Spring Breeze” | Chu Jian Collection Chinese Brush Art imparting an air of solemnThis handcrafted calligraphy belongs to the Chu Jian Collection, a series inspired by the elegance of classical Chinese letters and manuscripts. It features the poetic line:I am but a passerby with the spring breeze; you embrace the autumn waters and the starry river. Romantic and lyrical, it reflects fleeting encounters and the timeless wish for lasting love. Handwritten in Xingshu (Running Script) by artist Li Wei, with a cinnabar seal from Yujian