Calligraphy is an important part of China culture. Calligraphy not only reflects China's aesthetics, but also reflects the unique way of thinking of China culture. Today we will look at the correspondence between calligraphy and China's different ways of thinking.

Books, express also. Calligraphy is an expression of inner thinking and aesthetics. The artistry of calligraphy is not only practical, but also the external expression of personality. Over time, calligraphy has been influenced by different ways of thinking in the past dynasties, and these ways of thinking have also been expressed in an artistic way, which we call the cultural characteristics of calligraphy.

China's cultural thought has three pillars, namely "Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism". These three thoughts are not only ways of thinking, but also different systems of physical and mental cultivation, which show the lifestyle and attitude of China people.

Many characters of these three religions have also left calligraphy ink, which is very rare information. Another interesting thing is that we can infer their characteristics through calligraphy.