“Easily one can recognize the face of the east wind, and everywhere blossoms in profusion always signal spring.”Clerical Script Couplets by Yang Xiaomei Self-composed Poetry originally written by Zhong Yao

originally written by Zhong Yao (151–230)

DescriptionThis hard-pen calligraphy work was created by Mu Chenrui

This original calligraphy work by Li Wei is a faithful tracing of Mi Fu’s “Zijin Inkstone Scroll” (《紫金砚帖》)

With neat and careful strokes

“Easily one can recognize the face of the east wind, and everywhere blossoms in profusion always signal spring.”Clerical Script Couplets by Yang Xiaomei Self-composed Poetry originally written by Zhong YaoDescription: This clerical script couplet by Yang Xiaomei, a calligrapher from Datong, Shanxi Province, presents the famous springtime verse:Easily one can recognize the face of the east wind, and everywhere blossoms in profusion always signal spring.The lines express the vibrancy and optimism of the season, often interpreted as a metaphor for renewal and the flourishing of life and hope. Rendered in the clerical script (Li Shu), the work demonstrates