Hand-painted Calligraphy on Chu Jian Stationery — Su Shi “To the Tune of Jiang Cheng Zi” Essays from the Studio of Zen Painting while the second advocates reading

while the second advocates reading books that provide true benefit

captures a poetic vision of harmony between nature and the cosmos:“Clear water allows fish to read the moon

with excellent spatial control and poetic sensibility

The layout combines traditional poetry with a contemporary hard-pen practice style

conveying the traditional Chinese ideal of a refined living environment and harmonious relationships

Hand-painted Calligraphy on Chu Jian Stationery — Su Shi “To the Tune of Jiang Cheng Zi” Essays from the Studio of Zen Painting while the second advocates readingThis piece belongs to the Chu Jian Collection, a series inspired by the elegance of ancient Chinese stationery and manuscripts. It features the full text of Su Shis timeless poem To the Tune of Jiang Cheng Zi (Ten Years of Life and Death Are Distant and Dim), written in memory of his late wife. The poem is one of the most celebrated works of Song Dynasty lyric poetry, known for its depth of feeling and enduring artistry. Handwritten by artist Li Wei