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Writing Chinese in the Summer Palace

When I see Chinese calligraphy I have a specific stereotype in mind: an old master with a long grey beard swinging the brush and uttering the deeper meaning of the words on paper. Seems my mental picture found its real life counterpart when I strolled Beijing's Imperial Summer Palace.

Posted by Stephan H. Wissel On 20/10/2005, Category Writing Chinese | Permalink |      

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