A Moonlit Night on the Spring River Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Chen Muxin Collaboration Ma Dingbin is a member

Ma Dingbin is a member of the Gansu Calligraphers Association and the author of A Study of the Calligraphy of the Six Eminent Officials of the Late Qing Dynasty

The poem expresses the spirit of standing together in adversity

“Why not hum and stroll through wind and rain

Calligraphy Style:Cursive Script

Size: 69 × 69 cm ｜ 27 4/25 × 27 4/25 in

A Moonlit Night on the Spring River Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Chen Muxin Collaboration Ma Dingbin is a memberDescriptionThis hard pen calligraphy piece by Chen Muxin, age 9, from Beijing, China, presents the famous Tang poem A Moonlit Night on the Spring River () by poet Zhang Ruoxu. Often hailed as the number one poem of the Tang Dynasty, this long lyrical piece depicts the vast scenery of the river, flowers, and moon, while conveying deep reflections on time, nature, and human emotions. Chen Muxins regular script (Kaishu) demonstrates remarkable patience