Wang Qang Lin Tang Dynasty Be Virtuous 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: Oh friend, when folks in Luoyang inquire, let it be said, My heart is as bright as crystal ice in the jar of jade.
Pronunciation in Pinyin: Luo4 Yang2 Qin1 You3 Ru2 Xiang1 Wen4, Yi1 Pian4 Bing1 Xin1 Zai4 Yu4 Hu2
About the Poem and Writer: This ancient Chinese poem was written by Wang Chang Ling (698-756). He is one of the most well-known poets from the Tang Dynasty. His poem are optimistic, bright, and positive, which has made them well-loved by Chinese far and wide. This poem was written when he was about to depart from his home and best friend. At that time he had been through lots of trials. Since the government was very corrupt, he didn’t want to be one of them. So he told his friend, if folks in the hometown asked about him, tell them that he would remain noble and virtuous, unstained by bribes or corruption.. This poem nowadays encourages people to be virtuous and do what is right even if it requires self-sacrifice.
Title: In Furong Tower Seeing Xin Jian Off
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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.
