Classic Chinese Calligraphy-Wind-#001- Notebook

We can't see the wind, but we can feel its presence. Some winds make us feel comfortable, some winds make us feel cold and some winds make us feel hot. Winds in different seasons will bring different feelings to people. According to the records in the oldest dictionary compiled during the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, the Chinese divided the year into eight stages. The winds in these eight stages have different names. The winds in these eight stages blow from the northeast, east, southeast, south, southwest, west, northwest, and north toward China. If you want to have qualities like wind, then this product with the classic Chinese calligraphy - wind - is perfect for you. When we read Chinese, we can think of each Chinese character as a building block. Two or more different blocks can be combined to form a new word, and that word can represent a new meaning. For example, the Chinese combine the word "dian" with other words to make words that mean customs, style and wind. From these words and phrases, we can also sense that the word wind itself represents a power of transmission. Chinese characters are pictographs, each Chinese character is an image, and each character is an exclusive symbol. The structure of each Chinese character has rich meanings, and each Chinese character contains profound wisdom and energy. When you see a very well-written Chinese character, you will feel that you are looking at a very beautiful picture. A beautiful picture can make you feel happy and comfortable. When you see a Chinese character with a unique meaning, the power of the Chinese character will affect your heart and subconscious along with the pattern of the Chinese character.