Zhu Ge Liang Advice to Son Chinese Virtue Poem Scroll-

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Size: 11" X 32" (25Cm X 80 Cm) - Also available in larger sizes

Zhu Ge Liang Poem to Son Chinese Scroll

Script: Poem will be written in the Lishu official calligraphy script. This popular style is clear and smooth.

Poem Translation: Only when one does not seek glory and wealth can one have greal ideals, only by having inner peace can one think and see far ahead

Pronunciation in Pinyin: Fei1 Dan4 Bo2 Wu2 Yi3 Ming2 Zhi4, Fei1 Ning2 Jing4 Wu2 Yi3 Zhi4 Yuan3

About the Poem and Writer: This poem was written by Zhu Ge Liang (181-234). He is one ofthe most famous characters in Chinese history and known as an inventor, strategist, political figurein the Three Kingdoms period of time. He also is the subject of a number of Chinese proverbs, legends, and stories such as the popular book, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This poem was written for his own son, when he was 54. It expresses his wish that his son would become virtuous and not be preoccupied with amibtion for money or power. Zhu Ge Liang was known as having great foresight.

Title: Letter for My Son

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