“Drinking Alone Under the Moon” — Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Tan Cheng, Age 15 草书 The poem reflects the poet’s

The poem reflects the poet’s frustration and persistence when facing life’s obstacles—yet also his ultimate hope and grandeur of spirit

a Ming Dynasty text on the philosophy and technique of calligraphy

the path of study is never-ending

Chinese Institute of Regular Script Art

features the renowned poem “Niannu Jiao: Nostalgic for the Ancient Battlefield at Red Cliff” by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

“Drinking Alone Under the Moon” — Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Tan Cheng, Age 15 草书 The poem reflects the poet’sDescription : This hard pen calligraphy work by Tan Cheng, a 15 year old calligrapher from Beijing, features the beloved Tang dynasty poem Drinking Alone Under the Moon by Li Bai. In this poetic piece, Li Bai imagines drinking alone, accompanied only by the moon and his shadow reflecting both solitude and cosmic companionship. Tans regular script is confident and measured, demonstrating a solid foundation and a reflective engagement with the spirit of