“Dawn Scene of Huichong's Spring River” in Cursive Script by Sun Wenjia

This original calligraphy piece, “Su Shi’s Verse”, is handwritten in Cursive Script by Chinese calligrapher Sun Wenjia on square-format Xuan paper.
Each sweeping stroke channels the energetic spontaneity of traditional Chinese brushwork.
Unframed and in its raw form, the artwork invites collectors to mount or frame it according to their aesthetic vision.
This one-of-a-kind piece reflects the profound literary beauty and emotional depth of Su Shi’s writing.

Cursive Script
“Dawn Scene of Huichong's Spring River”
by Su Shi, Northern Song Dynasty

Size: 69 × 69 cm ｜ 27 4/25 × 27 4/25 in

Artwork Interpretation:

Beyond the bamboos, a few twigs of peach blossoms blow. When spring has warmed the stream, ducks are the first to know. By the water side, short reeds bud and wild flowers teem. It is just the time for the globefish to swim upstream.

This piece draws from a poetic sentiment by Su Shi, one of China's greatest poet-calligraphers. It expresses how nature and poetry offer solace in times of emotional unrest — a theme deeply rooted in Chinese aesthetics. Sun’s bold cursive gives the verse a spirited rhythm, uniting emotion and form in perfect harmony.