Hand-painted Calligraphy on Chu Jian Stationery — Su Shi “Butterfly Loves Flowers” (Spring Scene) Calligraphy on Yellow Paper On a precipice where ice

On a precipice where ice a hundred feet hangs

Yao’s work demonstrates not only technical precision but also an understanding of historical aesthetics

Known for combining classical scholarship with vigorous calligraphy

” it symbolizes prosperity

Senior Lecturer at the China Hard-pen Calligraphy Association

Hand-painted Calligraphy on Chu Jian Stationery — Su Shi “Butterfly Loves Flowers” (Spring Scene) Calligraphy on Yellow Paper On a precipice where iceThis piece belongs to the Chu Jian Collection, a series inspired by the elegance of ancient Chinese stationery and manuscripts. It features Su Shis ci poem Butterfly Loves Flowers (Spring Scene), beginning with:Faded are the flowers, green apricots appear; Swallows fly, green waters circle homes. The poem captures the gentle beauty of late spring, blending nature and human emotion with subtle grace. Handwritten by artist Li Wei in Kaishu (Regular