Kanji Ninety-Two Structural Principles 汉字间架结构九十二法帖

Discover the artistry and intricacies of Chinese calligraphy -Through “Kanji Ninety-Two Structural Principles” (汉字间架结构九十二法帖). 

Expanding upon the foundation laid by the classic work "The Ninety-Two Principles of Structural Framework in Calligraphy," penned by Huang Zi-yuan, the author has opened doors for aspiring calligraphy enthusiasts and scholars to embark on a profound journey of study and discovery.

Going beyond the realm of ninety-two calligraphic techniques and principles, this book delves deep into the fundamental elements of Chinese calligraphy. It explores stroke techniques, character structures, aesthetics, and the philosophical underpinnings that breathe life into calligraphy. These rich contents offer readers comprehensive and insightful guidance on the art of calligraphy, enabling them to unlock its true essence.

With an unwavering commitment to building upon this esteemed classic, author David Yao presents a comprehensive, bilingual introduction in both Chinese and English. Complemented by illustrative examples and character practice sheets, this book empowers readers to swiftly grasp the intricacies of Chinese character structure and bask in the allure of Chinese calligraphy. It's a gateway to a world where characters come to life with each stroke.