“Qinyuanchun · Snow” in Cursive Script by Huang Yanxiang

Description :
This large scroll features an expressive cursive script transcription of Qinyuanchun · Snow, one of Mao Zedong’s most famous lyric poems. Calligrapher Huang Yanxiang, a member of the Guangdong Calligraphers Association, renders the poem with free-flowing brushstrokes, rich rhythm, and commanding composition. The ink dances across textured tan paper in four aligned panels, evoking both the majesty of China's northern winter and the heroic tone of the original verse.

Calligraphy Style:
Cursive Script 

Poem:
Qinyuanchun · Snow
by Mao Zedong, 1936

Selected Translation:

Northland’s scene, a thousand li of ice-bound streams,
Ten thousand li of whirling snow.
Beyond the Great Wall, all is a vast white plain;
Above and below the Yellow River, suddenly lost is its turbulent flow.
...
Let all the past heroes be gone,
For the truly great ones are here now.

Dimensions:
138 × 49 cm
(54 1/3 × 19 3/10 in)

About the Artist:

• Huang Yanxiang, Guangdong Province, China

• Director, China Calligraphy and Painting Artists Association

• Member, Guangdong Calligraphers Association

• Awarded Excellence Prize (top award) at the 6th Guangdong New Works Calligraphy Exhibition

• Exhibited and collected in the 5th “Guanyinshan Cup” National Calligraphy Exhibition (co-hosted by Guanyinshan Committee and Shufa Bao)