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Chinese Calligraphy 中國書法 Scroll "Peace Love Joy (和平愛喜)"

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Uploaded by on Aug 17, 2008

Writing "Peace Love Joy" in cursive and semi-cursive Chinese calligraphy for Katia from Russia during a Chinese music concert of Master Betty Zhang in McKinney Performing Arts Center in Texas. The writing was done on a pre-mounted blank scroll with printed dragons in light gold. Though the pre-mounted blank scroll can sometimes be wrinkled due to handling, the wrinkles can be removed with an iron. Like music performers trying to play correct notes, writing on a pre-mounted scroll can be risky since the Chinese ink cannot be changed. So I humbly asked the audience to understand and be as quiet as possible to avoid any distraction; otherwise, I lose the money and the scroll if a single stroke or any artistic detail has disappointed me.
First two characters ( 和平 ) mean peace; third ( 愛 ) love; last ( 喜 ) joy.
Picture: friends with the Mayor of City of McKinney, Texas.

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  • that must be a real expensive mounted scroll. the one with gold flecks is already considered expensive, this one even has the dragon image ;)

  • @jishuenkam I was lucky to purchase a large quantity of premounted scrolls between $12 to $15 each. I knew I had demands for public so I had to make decisions like that. You may find many from Taobao.

  • Good inspiring phrase.

  • @jackitbcoit Thank you. Peace.

  • Thanks so much for the reply. Your work is so excellent.

  • Thank you.

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  • Amazing skill level!!! Please post more videos like these. Thanks.

  • It seems so easily to you. Besides, do you write seal character ("zhuan shu" )too ...

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  • Chinese seal pastes have different colors such as red, yellow, green , gold, and etc. We usually place the seals first on small pieces of yellow or white paper and then paste it onto the red Xuan paper. In public events, I rarely use seals since the paste will not be completely dry in a few months and most likely the recipients of the calligraphy will stain the paste if they don't handle with extreme care.

  • Do you place your seal on this type of calligraphy (on red paper)? What color seal ink would you use for that kind of paper? Thank You.

  • Amoung the Chinese "eight virtues" why do you have two characters for peace but one for love?

  • I feel the peacefulness of art and blessing. Thank you so much.

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