Instant Chinese Calligraphy Work Course

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【Instant Chinese Calligraphy Work Course】
Duration: 1 session (2 hours).
Price:
For short-stayed tourists, if you want to have Instant Chinese Calligraphy Work Course, please call us first for booking your private course which will fit in your time at least 4 hours in advance that we can arrange our professionals.

What you ‘ll cover
1. Choose the Chinese character, phrases, couplet, verses, or mottoes which are used to express their greetings, blessing or congratulation usually;
2. Choose the style you like;
3. You will be taught how to write them aesthetically, including how to detach the Chinese characters you select, the original pictograph of radicals or characters according to the Inscriptions on Bones and Tortoise Shells found and their evolvement, how to control the size of different radicals and strokes appropriately, how to place the radicals and strokes gracefully;
4. Have your work mounted.

The mounting frame we provide

chinese calligraphy mount

The utensils we provide

chinese calligraphy mount

Price:

Form	Session	Unit Price(RMB) per person	Total(RMB)
1 on 1	1	300	300
1 on 2	1	250	250
Group （3-5 persons)	1	200	200

Duration: 50 minutes per class, 2 classes per session

Note:The mounting price is not included, depends on the material and the size of your works, regular is RMB 60 - 100 yuan per work, large size we need take to the special shop for mounting.

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We organize events of Chinese culture communication which mainly focus on health preservation, i.e. learning the practice and therapies in traditional Chinese medicine, picking and cooking vegetables in organic farms, the discovery of traditional craftsmen, the exploration of the culture and folks around the Great Walls or relics of a lost civilization, plucking tea or digging Chinese herbs, visiting Temples to experience Zen practice etc.