Description
This hard-pen calligraphy work by Aaron a 7-year-old student from Los Angeles, transcribes the poem 《风》 (Wind) by Tang dynasty poet Li Qiao.
The poem uses vivid imagery to describe the force of the autumn wind sweeping through thousands of bamboo, conveying both grandeur and natural power. With neat and careful strokes, Aaron demonstrates early discipline and enthusiasm for calligraphy, capturing a child’s innocence while engaging with classical Chinese literature.
Poem (Translation excerpt):
The autumn wind sweeps through a thousand bamboo,
Its force can shatter countless leaves.
Waves surge along with the slanting moon,
Scattering petals in the night breeze.
Title: 《风》 (Wind)
Poet: Li Qiao (Tang Dynasty)
Style: Hard-Pen Regular Script
Dimensions: 21 × 29.7 cm | 8 1/4 × 11 7/10 in
Artist: Aaron (Age 7, Los Angeles, USA)
Collection: Student work from Yujian Academy
Remark: This work has been collected by the “Happy Chinese Learning” School in Dubai.
One-of-a-kind original handwritten calligraphy work. Unframed.