“Qinyuanchun – Changsha” Regular Script by Liu Suhua

Description ：

This work by Liu Suhua (Jiangxi, China) presents Mao Zedong’s celebrated poem “Qinyuanchun – Changsha”, written in 1925. The poem depicts the grandeur of autumn in Changsha, the flowing Xiang River, and the youthful aspirations of revolutionaries. Written in regular script, the calligraphy reflects both historical gravitas and lyrical beauty.

• Script: Regular Script (Kaishu)

• Dimensions: 138 × 69 cm (54 1/3 × 27 4/5 in)

• Content: “Qinyuanchun – Changsha” by Mao Zedong

Excerpt Translation:
“Alone I stand in the autumn cold,
The Xiang River flowing northward.
At Orange Isle, thousands of mountains in crimson,
Countless eagles soar through the vast sky,
And fish swim freely in the shallow waves…”

Artist Bio:
Liu Suhua, from Jiangxi, is a member of the Jiangxi Calligraphers Association, the China Hard-pen Calligraphy Association, and the Jiangxi Gongbi Painting Association. His works are admired for their clarity, upright structure, and expressive power, often displayed in regional exhibitions.

One-of-a-kind original handwritten calligraphy work. Unframed.