Bai Ju Yi Tang Dynasty Bosom Friends Chinese Poem Scroll
100% Handmade Calligraphy - Not A Print - Only $32.99!
Size: 11" X 32" (25Cm X 80 Cm) - Also available in larger sizes
Script: Poem will be written in the Lishu official calligraphy script. This popular style is clear and smooth.
Poem Translation: Both of us being strangers here, both of us stranded, does it matter that we've just met, if our hearts understand?
Pronunciation in Pinyin: Tong2 Shi4 Tian1 Ya2 Lun2 Luo4 Ren2, Xiang1 Feng2 He2 Bi4 Ceng2 Xiang1 Shi2
About the Poem and Writer: This poem was written by Bai Ju Yi (772-846). He was a prolific poet who lived during the Tang Dynasty and passed down 3040 poems. His poems have spread throughout South East Asia to many countries such as Japan and Thailand. He used simple words in his poem that anyone can understand, even children. This was a poem he wrote for a lady artist. She had great talent, but led a poor life because nobody appreciated her, just look nobody appreciated him. This part of the poem is often used for new friends. Because of their backgrounds, experiences, and emotions, they can understand each other's hearts. In English we would call this kind of friends, "bosom friends."
Title: Song for a Pipa(Chinese ancient instrument normally for woman) Player
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This ancient Chinese poetry calligraphy scroll is 100 % custom made. This artistic process takes some time. Orders are sent directly from our Chinese calligrapher and are estimated to take 4-6 weeks to arrive. We do ship to any country internationally. If you choose airmail it will speed up the process by about 10-14 days.
