“Lamenting at the Riverbank” — Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Huang Yihan, Age 12 Zhuanshu The passages explore themes of

The passages explore themes of virtue

Through this transcription

and the spiritual symbolism of the dragon in Chinese culture

His works have been selected for numerous provincial and national exhibitions and have received multiple awards

Title: 《将进酒》 (Bring in the Wine)Style: Hard-Pen Regular Script Dimensions: 21 × 29

“Lamenting at the Riverbank” — Hard-Pen Calligraphy by Huang Yihan, Age 12 Zhuanshu The passages explore themes ofDescription : This hard pen calligraphy piece by Huang Yihan, a 12 year old student from Beijing, presents the powerful Tang dynasty poem Lamenting at the Riverbank by Du Fu, the Sage of Poetry. The poem reflects on sorrow and injustice in the wake of war, layered with compassion and historical depth. Huang Yihans regular script calligraphy is mature and steady, capturing the solemn tone of the poem with balance and precision. Jade Beauty weeps on the